After all, teachers' salaries are the biggest single cost in education and, to make profits, they will want to keep costs down.

The largest single cost item is business travel by officials and European experts.

"What is the biggest single cost in drug development?"

"But he has not acknowledged one single cost that the industries have incurred because of the law."

As a result, companies have begun to target their biggest single cost - payrolls.

A cost that is specifically identified with a single cost object.

"You are the biggest single cost on this planet.

Printing and mailing the paper is perhaps the biggest single cost the group incurs.

Like its competitors, its largest single cost is employee compensation.

We discovered that the bills from the local companies were AT&T's biggest single cost.

When a single costs 99c not many can seriously suggest it is beyond their means or it's overpriced because of middlemen.

Tuition varies widely from school to school, but it is usually always the largest single cost an international student faces.

The largest single cost, at $14,500 each, went for special Braille computer displays for visually impaired employees.

Indeed, the biggest single cost to the company is unpaid bills from the spammers it evicts.

Finance Board is unique in that it does not oversee a single cost center, but manages student fees and creates the annual budget.

The presence of both iodine and natural gas allows the Group to generate dual revenue streams over a single cost structure.

How perfect, I thought, when I saw the big room with Spanish-style furniture and windows overlooking a cobblestone street (a single cost $45).

Taxes represent the largest single cost of operating a property in New York, so owners are keenly interested in tamping down the city's annual assessment.

More frequently, a single cost pool will have up to ten digits in the sequence, with certain groups of those digits used to relate back to the project.

One of the biggest single costs in the federal budget, and the one that has grown by far the fastest this year, is interest payments on the government's debt.

Duncan's largest single cost is its faculty, which, as with most A.B.A.-accredited law schools, consumes about half its total budget.

The biggest single cost, perhaps two-thirds, was labor, involving nearly 200 artisans, including sound technicians, lighting specialists, decorative painters, masonry workers, upholsterers and mosaic restoration specialists.

"Product liability costs have become the largest single cost involved in building a new airplane," said Edward W. Stimpson, president of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association.

All three long-distance carriers have been able to reduce their biggest single cost - the network access charges they pay to local telephone companies - and finding other ways to improve efficiency.

Since electrical power is the largest single cost of running commercial buildings, managers are eagerly awaiting deregulation, though some energy specialists say the savings, at least initially, may be quite modest.

Because the rate of production is the same, the cost per unit cannot be higher.

An average cost per unit of product is then calculated for each job.

You can cut down on cost per unit by continuing with the old machinery.

Gas is typically 1/3rd the cost per unit energy of electricity.

A. The problem with manufacturing is that the higher the volume the lower the cost per unit.

Compared to railroad, they have lower cost per unit and higher capacity.

"Wouldn't you be better off spending the time on lowering your cost per unit?"

In order to reduce carrying cost per unit we must run small batches.

Closing plants and firing workers only increases the cost per unit.

The capital and operating cost per unit of power were also cheaper with central stations.

"The cost per unit, including land and construction, makes it profitable to build.

A. Too often people don't pay attention to the prices in grocery stores and the cost per unit.

So by the strong law of large numbers, his long-term average cost per unit time is:

The more these companies sell, the higher their productivity as they reduce labor costs per unit to a minimum.

But of course these are equal because the seasonal usage and cost per unit is assumed to be the same.

They are factors that cause a producer's average cost per unit to fall as output rises.

A weighted average cost per unit is recomputed after every purchase.

Thus, labor costs per unit of output have been rising inexorably.

For these claims to hold, sellers' costs per unit must decline with the number of units sold.

The cost per unit was set at, and not permitted to exceed, $3000.

Both requirements are aimed at the objective (A): to reduce cost per unit.

Reducing the cost per unit is a simple measure."

Running large batches puts in danger the need to reduce carrying cost per unit.

Because I'm not spending money on pesticides and fertilisers, production costs per unit are a lot less.

The labor and materials cost per unit is one sixty-third of that."