cost factor

Because of these cost factors, the plan was turned down.

They are all small, for size itself is a cost factor.

One of the greatest problems will always be the cost factor.

But he said that because of "cost factors" his agency had passed.

However, waste can be a major cost factor in the construction process.

These three different risk factors are connected together by a cost factor.

So how do we take a national approach to addressing these fundamental health and cost factors?

This is in reality a cost factor too and we would not want to spend a lot of money on the material.

There is a costing factor for each type of commercial use.

While calculating costs, several internal cost factors have to be considered.

That decision has now evidently been narrowed to the cost factor.

The size rather than the shape of the screen is the decisive cost factor.

The work of the agencies and foundations is often regarded as nothing more than a cost factor.

There is a need for further development of the information on most important cost factors, to achieve greater effectiveness and sound financial management.

If we have learned nothing else from the Medicare program, cost factors must be considered; our resources are not unlimited.

Is energy, as a cost factor of location in Europe, not perhaps being overpriced here?

It neglects the real cost factors contributing to high rates.

We all need to put beyond doubt the absence of a cost factor in the exchange mechanism.

The cost factor will always loom large in determining priorities.

I can't answer that, but this takes the cost factor out of the decision making."

The court held that cost factors could not be considered in commission rules meant to assure the public's health and safety.

"How come you're so worried about the cost factor?"

The engineering decisions will be taken after soil testing and taking into account the cost factor.

"Perhaps the cost factor has numbed the sense of guilt," he said.

The cost factors of transportation would be minimal compared with the possible overall saving.