Sentence examples for the mainstream costs from inspiring English sources

Six major forces, which they call the six C's, are pushing clean technology into the mainstream: costs, capital, competition, China, consumers, and climate.

There are no checklists or tools available to support costing dance programmes and minimal knowledge of how to categorise resources to identify the mainstream cost of delivery.

Grouping costs to enable estimation of the mainstream cost adopted the categories used in ASSIST (A Stop Smoking in Schools Trial).

If training costs for dance teachers on the BGDP were included to the mainstream cost, this would add $1280, £800 and €928 to the cost per school and $43 , £27and €31.60 to the cost per pupil.

Resources used in the development, preparation, delivery and maintenance of dance classes should be categorised separately in stages in order to identify the mainstream cost of the programme intervention to commissioners.

The importance of categorising separately resources used to develop, prepare, deliver and maintain the programme to estimate mainstream costs accurately is demonstrated.

The mainstream average cost of the BGDP programme (not including research, control and dance teacher training costs) per school was $2126.40 , £1329and €1555 and per participant was $70.90, £44.31 and €51.84 in 2010 2011 prices.

3. Consumer – The mainstream cloud, cost-driven and designed for ease of use.

Resources used to develop and run the BGDP programme should be categorised separately in order for the mainstream delivery cost of BGDP to be estimated accurately in a full trial.

Tony Blair says his are "mainstream, costed and sensible".Secrets: The Tories and Labour refuse to say how much money is in their election war-chests.

Other than the festival of Super Bowl ads, I'd love to see a more mainstream, cost-effective use of data analytics throughout the calendar to drive not one but multiple new ways of creatively "selling" to consumers.