Sentences with phrase «costs along to»

Among businesses, many restaurants are feeling the squeeze because they're finding it tough to pass higher costs along to customers.

«The deal may be pragmatic from the administration standpoint because it passes costs along to the students and appears to lessen risk, although the latter is questionable,» says Howard Knopf, counsel with Macera & Jarzyna LLP in Ottawa.

Many employers try to pass these costs along to clients, but that just means a client will be paying for how good a researcher you are.

According to the third annual EnergySage Solar Installer Survey, two - thirds of solar installers said they plan to absorb some or all of the cost of Trump's tariff, rather than pass those costs along to the consumer.

b. Passing extra costs along to customers.

Some lenders might pass these costs along to the borrower, in the form of higher rates and / or fees.

If the condo association can't cover an expense, they will be passing the costs along to the tenants.

Insurance companies pass the costs along to us.

And no, we can't just jack up prices and pass the additional cost along to customers.

Credit report fees: Lender must pay to access credit scores and reports; they'll pass the cost along to you.

That conversion costs money, and some card - issuing banks pass that cost along to consumers in the form of foreign transaction fees.

Some lenders are expected to pass this cost along to borrowers, while others may simply focus on more profitable transactions.

Keyo makes its money from landlords who pay it to help them fill units, and it provides some key marketing features, including search optimization, analytics on marketing, and all those paperwork management (which means you don't» have to pass that cost along to the tenant, which can make investment property owners more competitive).

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Along the way, there's a personal cost: Stress results when you're afraid your head is on the chopping block, and you aren't certain what kinds of resources you have to work with.

The hope is that the cheaper cost will make up for the holes along with the ability to save shows to watch later, much like a DVR device.

So - called legacy carriers struggle to compete in a world filled with low - cost upstarts like Southwest and JetBlue, along with new international carriers like Emirates Airlines, which enjoy far lower labour costs than their North American rivals.

A few years later, all six of the country's big banks, along with Desjardins, the Canada Pension Plan and Canaccord, joined together to launch Alpha, in hopes of lowering trading costs and bringing more competition to the market.

«As interest rates begin to rise over time, financial institutions will find it necessary to pass along their increased costs in the overall cost of credit to small business and commercial customers.»

The insurers will launch the new program this summer, along with Quest Diagnostics and health insurance consultants at Multiplan, to see whether they can cut costs by sharing data and reduce the administrative burden of keeping lists accurate.

For one, under the new rules, research must be paid for separately from costs for executing trades, and many trading operations will absorb the new research costs themselves rather than pass them along to clients.

«In many cases, these restaurants may not be able to pass along these increased costs to diners and, as a result, may cease operations, which could harm our profitability and results of operations.»

The product is described on HBO's website as «A hat, specially designed to be worn on the head, as a reminder of the real Donald Drumpf,» along with the added fact that «All hats are being sold at cost, because we know nothing would irritate him more than someone choosing not to make a profit.»

Mid-tier nickel miner has posted a strong half - year with a 782 per cent surge in profit to $ 23.6 million thanks to lower costs, along with productivity and efficiency improvements.

Major banks are also moving to using more online interfaces — keeping costs down and passing the savings along to their customers.

And in order to continue engaging the audiences that brands, influencers, and publishers have built, they've decided to eat the cost and play along.

Along with reductions in cost to developing prototypes, these DIYers may also spur creative new ideas.

Tesla has stated that the microgrid will offset the island's previous use of 109,500 gallons of diesel per year, along with the import shipping costs to get that fuel there in the first place.

The new systems required to monitor advisors and produce better disclosures for clients will cost a lot of money — some of which will almost certainly be passed along to consumers.

They decide it is one of those things to go in the column of things to be avoided at all costs, along with poisonous spiders, and zombies.

While they were paid an initial advance to sign that contract, studio costs, marketing expenses, touring expenses, etc. also went into the expense column along with that advance... and since many artists signed royalty agreements that paid them pennies per album sold, some never managed to earn out their advance — even if they sold millions of albums.

If one party in the divorce is inclined to litigate, it can be worth pointing out the higher cost of going to court, along with the control you give up.

If you're far enough along to pitch your product or service at a conference and your budget will stand the cost, an exhibit booth can build interest in your business and you may leave with several good leads.

A good number of top - line directors and cinematographers, along with hundreds of independent filmmakers, have come to embrace Jannard and Schilowitz's cameras, citing the extraordinary resolution and low costs.

The agency's European counterpart, ESA, has suggested that moon rock and Mars dust could be used to 3D print structures and tools, which could significantly reduce the cost of future space missions because less material would need to be brought along from Earth.

Now it is a hammock, a permanent way to receive compensation, at the cost of taxpayers who often walk that same wire, spinning plates and juggling balls along the way, to support themselves.

The amount you charge per labor hour, any prices you pass along to customers, cost increases you assume, the rate of inflation, and how much your competition charges should be numbers you know off the top of your head.

The complaint alleges that company A would give in to the threat, pay AT&T / Time Warner more money for Turner programming, and pass those higher costs (or at least most of them) along to its customers.

The company began showing them the real numbers — sales, costs, profits, and so on — along with virtually every other piece of information they might want to know.

If this happens, refiners will want to pass along their increased costs to consumers.

Another low - cost grocer based in Europe, Lidl, also opened its first 10 U.S. locations this week, in the Carolinas and Virginia, and it has plans to have up to 100 stores in operation within a year along the East Coast.

The glass - walled store, which reportedly cost around $ 27 million to build, sits along Chicago's stretch of high - end shops known as the Magnificent Mile.

How much you wind up paying per click — or your cost per click — will vary greatly, based on the popularity of the keywords you select to associate with your ad, along with a handful of other factors.

Carriers in the U.S. said they will save millions of dollars in fuel costs, but won't be passing that savings along to passengers.

Those changes, along with rising fuel costs, have led thousands of factories to close their doors.

Businesses, from startups to Fortune 500s, need to adopt a similar mindset when it comes to their own commanders - in - chief, because cyber attacks are a low - cost, low - risk way to steal intellectual property, business intelligence and ultimately the company's money — and the C - suite (along with other key figures, like a head engineer or programmer) is definitely a focal point for criminals.

If you're on a tight budget and need someone who can hit the ground running, it may be more cost - effective to get along with an unfilled position than to hire someone who not only won't be productive from Day One, but will also take up another employee's time to train, lowering overall productivity.

«Your manufacturing cost could be very cheap, but with all the risks along the way, whether fuel prices or natural disasters, it might not make sense for your business to source something in Asia and ship it back here.»

Not only is your worst employee probably costing the company twice as much as a star employee is earning it, according to science, but that jerk is almost certainly making everyone else miserable along the way (according to just about everyone who has ever had to endure one).

Grocery stores, benefiting from lower costs for the goods they sell, have been passing along the savings to consumers.

A case in point: the cost of roses goes up dramatically right before Valentine's Day, which forces Proflowers to pass the price increase along to its customers.