Sentence examples for value costing from inspiring English sources
Bear Stearns collapsed in March and was sold at a fraction of its former value, costing many employees their jobs.
After the trader bought the shares, Apple — a notoriously volatile stock — dropped in value, costing Rochdale million of dollars.
By the time of the Great Depression, the government had been forced to write off a large share of war costs by devaluing the franc (1928) to one-fifth of its old value, costing many Frenchmen on fixed incomes much of their savings and shaking their confidence in the future.
There was controversy about the $1,000 per pill hepatitis drug Solvaldi, but given that it cured about 90% or more of patients with a 12-week treatment, it was widely considered a reasonable value costing about $47,000 per QALY.
"Some organizations may value cost reduction, while others may prioritize risk reduction or maximizing sales growth," he explained.
Initial estimates showed that James leaving would decrease the team's value, cost downtown businesses upwards of $150 million in revenue and perhaps even damage the local government.
Table 2 presents the methods, data requirements, and calculations to measure and value cost items for disease-specific costing using a mixed methodology.
And shouldn't those values cost us just a little?
That face value cost is more than double the £95 that punters attending the first Latitude in 2006 paid to see acts such as Snow Patrol and Mogwai.
So how you compare those costs depends on how much you value costs in the distant future relative to costs that materialize much sooner.
