Sentence examples for volume costing from inspiring English sources

The result, after a couple of years, was the Rainbow Press, each plush and boxed volume costing about £75!

The post office said that the union's strike action had significantly cut mail volume, costing it about 100 million Canadian dollars ($103 million), and had prompted the lockout.

Diners are invited to take one free volume; a second volume costs a quarter.

The volume costs $15 and is available by calling (212) 669-8246 or at the CityStore at 1 Centre Street near City Hall or the Times Square Visitors Center on Broadway between 46th and 47th Streets.

The first paperback volumes cost three shillings and sixpence each (about 18p); newer volumes, now only in hardback, began to cost £2 or more.

Despite a 26% increase in testing volume, costs are less with the current strategy.

They are formed under the SRO constraint, and exhibit significantly smaller energy and volume costs when compared with crystal vacancies.

Reducing that time, the report said, would involve "architectural modifications and would have an impact on weight, volume, cost and the assembly manifest" of the station.

The active heatsink, therefore, should be optimized under the constraints of overall volume, cost, and noise level.

A direct approach is proposed based on the primary costs (weight, volume, costs of construction, costs for missing carrying capacity, etc).

Political scientist Milan Vaishnav will preview the findings of a new edited volume, Costs of Democracy an exhaustive, in-depth study of money in Indian politics.