Sentence examples for tiny cost from inspiring English sources

SMS as Facebook said in its investor conference after the acquisition is a $100bn industry although imploding fast to the tiny cost of WhatsApp, $1 a year".

The same team of Tory liars who swung the Brexit vote ran the anti-AV campaign, preposterously claiming the tiny cost would deprive babies of NHS incubators and our boys in Afghanistan of kit.

"The withdrawal of our core funding represents a tiny cost saving for the government – less than half of the annual salary of a minister – but is close to one quarter of our organisational budget," he said.

While it's not easy to attribute any individual event to climate change, it is clear that a hotter planet translates into a higher frequency of extreme weather events.When we emit carbon into the atmosphere, we impose a tiny cost on society as a whole in the form of more rapid global warming and a greater intensity of the accompanying social ills.

Naomi Klein addresses this in her book No Logo, as she charts the shift of production of trainers and jeans to Asian free trade zones where it represents a tiny cost compared to the value generated by the knowledge element - the brand management, advertising and design.

This is not required, but it's worth the tiny cost for peace of mind.

Compared with the tiny costs, the benefits of this program could be enormous.

The telecommunications industry is characterized by huge investments followed by tiny costs of serving additional customers.

It's tiny, costs about $80, and is called the BTA-01 from Intempo.

WeddingWire says the typical wedding buffet costs $28 per person, $1400 for a 50-person wedding, but keep in mind catering prices often don't include plates, flatware, glasses, staffing, tips and more tiny costs that can significantly up that "per plate" price.

At the same time, having just the tiniest cost ends up ensuring that brokers and property managers end up putting higher-quality listings on the site.