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low-cost

low-cost
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  • niet te duur
  • that you have the financial means for
"low-cost housing"

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Werkwoord


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. The expert forecasts low sales growth and limited cost reductions.
  2. The cost of applying for and maintaining licences is low.
  3. The cost of applying for and maintaining licences is low. Indeed, the main cost drivers are the cost of smolts (baby fish), feed and labour.
  4. Such cost benefits could arise from the direct use of the low-voltage grid.
  5. In response to the economic downturn, Cyprus recently announced measures, including support for low income households and low cost housing loans.
  6. Second, according to a study by the Global Equity Division of Deutsche Bank, subsidies would allow Mediaset a low risk/low cost way of entering pay-TV.
  7. This phenomenon is also becoming more prevalent in the low cost sector in their use of regional or secondary airports.
  8. The cost structures of nuclear plants are characterised by very high non-avoidable costs and low avoidable costs [5].
  9. next, core products should be defined (e.g. standard or express transport time, and a low-cost product); and
  10. Finally, as from the end of October 2002, Air Lib introduced low-cost flights from Paris to Italy.
  11. At the same time, those producers of goods incorporating the product concerned which were already buying low-priced goods will exert pressure to maintain such prices low or even decrease them, in order to contain their cost budgets.
  12. Indeed, it is likely that low-priced imports will become even more attractive in a market which is increasingly seeking cost reductions.
  13. In any event, the types of means of communication to be used should be easily accessible, commonly used and widely available at a low cost.
  14. Owing to the lack of publicly quoted charter airline companies PwC used a mix of low cost carriers and mixed scheduled and charter carriers.
  15. The advantage for the SMEs therefore consists in the use — at low cost compared with market prices — of the centre’s premises, including access to other services.