Sentence examples for under the cost from inspiring English sources
Under the "cost per action" system, advertisers decide what they are willing to pay for a specific action, like a purchase or a software download.
Eventually a deal was signed – only for Britain, following its 1993 economic crisis, and Germany, reeling under the cost of reunification, to renege.
At list prices starting at just under $1 million, well under the cost of the average Learjet, the new jets could be used as air taxis or for "on demand" services at thousands of underused airfields around the country.
They will enjoy the relative benefits of their caution and opportunism for years to come: with the Yankees, their bitter rivals, creaking under the cost of long-term deals, Boston's path to the playoffs looks clear for the foreseeable future.
Parents who do not use child care get a monthly "home-care" allowance.In some areas, such as Seoul, local government is already reeling under the cost of this policy.
Here are some of the areas under the cost cutters' microscopes: HOUSEKEEPING -- American Standard, the maker of plumbing fixtures and air conditioners, is saving $70,000 a year at a plant in Tyler, Tex., by having its crew vacuum the entryway floor mats instead of sending out the mats for cleaning.
Therefore, the current data may under-represent the cost avoidance produced.
Under the cost-sharing plan for the entire project, the Army Corps would pay $55,377,000 and the State Department of Environmental Conservation would pay $20,873,000 for the initial construction.
The French economy, which is running an annual deficit of 4.5 percent, staggers under the costs of an increasingly untenable welfare state that the Socialist helped bring into being.
Second and vitally, expelling Greece would draw a line under the costs of bailing it out and prevent it from becoming a permanent drain on German taxpayers.
The premium was found to be almost twice the level obtained under the cost-minimizing solution representing 1.9% of the insured amount.
