Sentences with phrase «cost of a higher price tag»

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While fluctuations in the global price of coffee on the commodity markets led industry behemoth Starbucks to boost its per - cup price tag last month, a growing share of consumer dollars are going to higher - cost specialty or craft coffee.

Borrowing to complete an undergraduate, graduate, or professional degree program is often the only means to pay for the cost of higher education, as the price tag continues to increase at public and private institutions alike.

AO Smith which makes water heaters and air purifications products is raising the price tag on its products by 12 percent because of higher steel prices, and rising freight costs.

«The artisan, craft chocolate maker is probably, hopefully, going to be sourcing their beans in a way that they're hunting down the highest quality, which often costs more — and also hopefully ensuring that the farmer gets a larger share of that price tag,» said former Le Bernardin pastry chef Michael Laiskonis the creative director at the Institute of Culinary Education's Chocolate Lab.

«But despite its low price, it prints labels and tags with far better quality than high - end thermal printers costing literally thousands of dollars more.»

Three low - priced rolls of the dice — Demario Davis, Austin Seferian - Jenkins, and Morris Claiborne — all outplayed their expectations, but none justifies the high cost of a franchise tag.

The price tag of Hurricane Harvey could be as high as $ 180 billion, exceeding the cost of hurricanes Katrina or Sandy, Texas Gov. Greg Abbot said.

That's the price tag for excess medical costs associated with the high rates of obesity in the Finger Lakes, according to a study by Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Yin's group stopped growing its structures not so much because of technical limitations, but because of the high cost of synthesizing all the DNA — which can carry a price tag of more than $ 100,000 per gram.

«The smaller the application, the more likely it is for this to be cost - effective,» noting that coating the entire base of an industrial boiler in nanorods using current technology would be too costly to make it worth the high price tag.

They give floral and bitter flavours to beer, but their high cost contributes to the price tag of craft beers.

Hops are flowers that give floral and bitter flavours to beer, but their high cost contributes to the price tag of craft beers.

Anti-doping rules cloud the issues of what is «natural» and what isn't, pharmaceutical - type labeling on herbal remedies and wild claims regarding performance enhancement or fat loss (rightly) turn most consumers into skeptics, and massive price tags on tubs of sugar with trace amounts of «popular» compounds give a warped sense of the cost of high performance.

Both of these have high price tags, but the cost per wear makes it worthwhile.

The arrangements come with a high price tag but when you consider the cost of arrangements that die... they're kind of worth it.

The contours of this debate suggest a relatively strong consensus around the importance of making new state investments in higher education (or, alternatively, the estimated $ 163 million price tag is so absurdly low that cost hardly seems an issue — a point I discuss further below).

Others fund some items (e.g., staff or programs) in «one per district» amounts such that when the costs of those items are divided by the lower enrollment of smaller districts, per - pupil price tags are quite high.

Experts pegged the high rate of piracy as far as academic ebooks are concerned to the high price tag that these typically cost.

What's more, NVIDIA CEO Jen - Hsun Huang has some more kind words to share saying cost of the devices that are using the quad - core chip which might be sporting a high price tag right now would become more pocket friendly in just a few months from now.

However, the tablet scores with its quite affordable price tag of 249 Euros for the base version comprising of 8 GB storage while there is also the option of a higher capacity Ziio 7 having double the storage but will cost 20 Euros more.

Breeding puppies costs a lot of money if you do it right, and a puppy from the right breeder will probably have a higher price tag.

Aware that the comparatively higher costs may pose a challenge on the sales floor, manufacturers in the eco-realm are ensuring that the value of their products are commensurate with their price tags.

The high - end hardware also has a steep price tag, thanks to higher costs and fatter profit margins, with the added risk of having to replace its graphics card a year later.

It's possible the original high price tag for PS3 could offset the costs of free online play at the time.

But despite the $ 23,000 price tag for a pair of earrings or $ 35,000 for the cufflinks, we would do even better to remember the even higher cost of war.

While the initial price tag of a solar installation may seem high, it's important to communicate to your customers that the total cost may be significantly lower after applying available credits and rebates.

Partly this occurred because the price tag of the Ecollection, in reflecting comprehensive environmental costs, was 30 % to 100 % higher than the rest of Esprit apparel.

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The Bottom Line While some friends and families will consider no cost too high to have the memorial service they feel is appropriate, many will find the price tag of even the most modest service to be more than they can handle.

Flagship phone costs are climbing upward — the rumored iPhone 8 is also expected to have a much higher price tag — but $ 900 would make this one of the most expensive phones Samsung has ever offered.

Over the years, iPhones have only increased in cost, and have consistently debuted with price tags of $ 650 or higher.

The standard model of the device that comes with 6 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage costs 3299 Chinese Yuan (that's around RM2036) where else the the high end variation of 8 GB and 256 GB of storage comes at a price tag of 3999 Chinese Yuan (RM2469) and comes with fast charging 7.5 W Qi wireless charging pad.

The cheaper version comes with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal storage, and costs 1,299 Yuan ($ 197), whereas the more premium version carries 3 GB of RAM but comes with a price - tag that's significantly higher, at 1,799 Yuan ($ 273).

Landlords weren't sure how to screen tenants, couldn't afford the high price tags of property management software, and were losing a large chunk of their profits to these costs.

Single - family, detached homes typically carry higher price tags than townhouses and condos, depending highly on location, and have higher home maintenance costs, but house owners have all of the say in what get fixed when and how much they are willing to spend.

Since MacDonald wanted to make a 20 % down payment to avoid the cost of mortgage insurance, the higher price tag forced her mother to chip in half of the $ 60,000 down payment instead of the $ 10,000 to $ 20,000 she originally planned.