Sentence examples for upfront development from inspiring English sources
European governments are expected to lend Airbus much of the upfront development money.
Significant upfront development is, therefore, required to generate stable amorphous formulations.
Is there a good mix of quick-and-easy tests and tests that require significant upfront development?
He has a few words of warning for potential entrepreneurs, advising that upfront development costs are always more than you think.
Held back by high upfront development costs, it currently produces less than 1% of the world's electricity, according to the World Energy Council.
Even a relatively simple product, one without complex electronics or assembly, can have significant upfront development costs.
The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, had called on the government to be more upfront about developments on Manus Island.
The difference in cost between the training approach and the selection approach may be that developing and implementing an effective training system will have both a high initial cost and a relatively high continuing cost, whereas the bulk of the cost for selection would be upfront for the development of selection instruments.
While U.S. federal research in the 1990s largely established the feasibility of the technology, U.S. battery companies including Duracell and Energizer opted out of volume manufacturing these new products—not because of domestic labor costs, but because of fears of high upfront investments, long development cycles, and a lack of access to consumers of rechargeable batteries.
And now with the speed with which Internet things are turning into real-life things, it's not going to make a lot of sense for a label to spend $1 million in development upfront on a pop star who may or may not succeed when you can find someone with a tremendous following online, put a little bit of cash in at that end, and then get the cream off the top.
Before this, rolling out such an app would usually require a big upfront investment in development.
