Sentence examples for total cost of acquisition from inspiring English sources

The accountability office now estimates the total cost of acquisition at nearly $400 billion, up 42 percent from the estimate in 2007; the price per plane has doubled since project development began in 2001.

The total cost of acquisition should be significantly less than the lifetime value of that customer.

The objective is to define the inbound logistics organisation that optimizes the total cost of acquisition of the modules.

The final price is at the top of the reported ceiling put on the total cost of the acquisition reportedly placed on the deal by SoftBank's chairman.

Arnault might well have to pay close to $100 a share for the 44 million Gucci shares LVMH does not already own, bringing the total cost of the acquisition to around $5.6 billion.

The total cost of the South Wind Village project, including acquisition, demolition and site improvement, will be just under $14 million.

O'Reilly expanded Heinz from 22 countries to 39 and made some 40 acquisitions at a total cost of $3.6billion.

The acquisition - at a total cost of nearly £820m - is expected to give renewed momentum to the delayed privatisation of Iberia, expected for February.

The trial also highlights the importance of evaluating the total cost of inpatient care rather than focusing solely on drug acquisition cost.

As the amount of total drug acquisition costs represented approximately a third of the total cost of primary care in Sweden in 2006 [ 60], this should also be considered by the health care stakeholders as being highly relevant in an economic perspective.

18 Study results show that the total cost of vancomycin therapy excluding room and board is three to four times higher than vancomycin acquisition cost.