Sentences with phrase «cost per use»

While these are a bit more pricey, they last such a long time so I think of it along the lines of cost per use, and the smell won me over.

Consider cost per use when staring at that hefty price tag.

Burns cleaner, hotter and longer, meaning a lower cost per use.

The only catch is that you have to bring the camera back to the store to have the video pulled off the device and provided to you on a DVD (the retailer of course refurbishes the camera and sells it to another customer), bringing the total cost per use to around $ 45.

Think of COST PER USE when buying presents.

The initial investment for a reusable pad is higher than a disposable pad, but each time your wear a reusable nursing pad you are decreasing the cost per use.

However, you can use the dry masks up to three times before you have to toss them, since they say they won't attract bacteria, which takes the cost per use down a bit.

I look at it as a cost per use kind of thing, so those $ 80 workout pants are totally a deal for you!

Think of cost per use!

Black leather pants are a tricky one - obviously, they are more expensive, but you really have to think of it as a cost per use thing.

It can even be generalized to «cost per use,» for other things that aren't clothing items.

These leggings on the other hand get enough wear to drive the cost per use to just pennies.

One of my main holiday gift philosophies — and my general shopping mentality — is «COST PER USE.»

If you think about all of the places this photo is used in your marketing, the cost per use is relatively low.

Solomon recommends setting a target «cost per use» in advance, before buying your clothes.

Court Services Online, the closed system providing access to internal court documentation and information, provides much more extensive information on a cost per use basis.

She also always advises clients to focus on if the cost per use of anything they add to a home, to ensure it makes economic sense.