Sentences with phrase «absorb big costs»

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You can meet with clients without having to absorb the expensive travel costs and, for bigger companies, train staff without having to deploy people around the country or globe.

Its National Chairman, John Walker, said: «The increase in VAT to 20 per cent will however, hurt small firms who will have to pass the increase on to their customers, unlike big business which can absorb the cost.»

Another big drawback of solar power is cost: The silicon wafers that absorb sunlight and turn it into electric current can run upwards of $ 130 a pound because of a complex fabrication process that involves melting silicon, letting it crystallize into large ingots, and cutting it into thin wafers.

Chief among them is the lower cost of acquisition, thanks to the big depreciation hit the first owners willingly absorb.

With high fixed costs to deal with, declines of this magnitude can't be absorbed without making big structural changes.

The biggest advantage to buying a used car is that the original owner will have absorbed the cost of depreciation that occurs in the first few years of ownership.

After a series of frustrating phone calls, Rue learned 10 of her funds carried DSCs, and a clean break would cost her $ 6,500 — a far bigger hit than she was willing to absorb.

The big players can always absorb the compliance and regulatory costs related to this nonsense.

Now the insurance paid one and the city is big enough that to absorb the loss but money is money AND each of these cases could have COST Hundreds of thousands more if they'd gone to court just in the legal fees.