Sentence examples for the core costs from inspiring English sources

Its director, Rob John, says World in Need invests £300,000 a year in charitable enterprises, providing the core costs for the first five years and an off-the-shelf trustee board with technical expertise and experience of start-ups.

Launching this week, we are running a crowdfunding campaign to raise £10,000, which will pay for the core costs of Raising Horizons: costume hire, photographic equipment, crew, printing, events and digital content.

With a new Stealth the Core costs $399, or $499 separately.

The $3,000 tuition was something of a fiction: foundation grants (and modest government funding) cover the core costs.

Mr Blair said he had given more than £5m to charities since 2008 and that he was "increasingly meeting the core costs of the foundations myself through the money that I make".

While the overall economy is improving, many of the core costs of living are still too high for most Americans.

"The core cost of running a music business is ludicrous," Mr Davyd said.

We're not getting the economies of scale that you would see in a larger jurisdiction because the core cost for these things is still the same, no matter if you're serving 30,000 or 30 million.

The dispute centers not on the core cost but on the so-called total cost of ownership over 15 years, including third-party software and hardware and support services.

At stake in the fraught negotiations that have dragged far beyond their June 30 deadline are billions of dollars in revenue for Rio, BHP Billiton and Vale, as well as the core cost component for Chinese mills that now make roughly half of the world's steel.

"Thus far, the core cost and price data have been so benign that the Fed has been able to conduct a gradualist policy, hoping to change behavior through a slow cash flow squeeze on companies and individuals," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm in Valhalla, N.Y.