Sentences with phrase «firm idea of costs»

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She managed to «pitch» her idea to the firm of Aylott and Jones in 1846, proposing to meet the costs of publication herself, but giving specific details about the format.

Check Morningstar's Tax Cost Ratio, which the firm calculates for every fund and which gives you an idea of how much of a fund's return was lost to taxes.

The authors reject the idea that one expensive measure — the practice of «firming» wind energy by balancing it with natural gas generation at every hour — is necessary in light of other low - cost options.

«Premiums already reflect levels of risk in the work a firm undertakes, and cost is front - loaded into the first # 500,000 of cover, so the idea that the current system is unfairly «one size fits all» is nonsense.

This tool will show you the estimated search volume and the average cost per click for each one so you can get a good idea of what keywords will be cost effective for your firm.

Overall, firms report such benefits from online collaboration as increased productivity (cited by 77 percent of the survey respondents); better client service (75 percent); improved processes (44 percent); better access to ideas (38 percent); cost savings (38 percent); and greater innovation (26 percent).»

Erik came up with the idea of Legalinc when he saw the high costs associated with performing these services, and the number of firms still relying on manual processes tied with the legacy incumbent companies.

The idea that a law firm might not need a fax machine if not for client demand, and therefore we charged $ 1 per page sent or received until the fax machine earned in excess of 100,000 times its cost was idiotic.

In all, even if you are concerned about the possible costs, the best thing is to properly research the true costs so that you will have a firm idea of the expenses that would be involved with the policy selection.

It is important that you speak to your mortgage lender and get a firm idea of the necessary amount you may be required to pay in the form of closing costs in order to complete the mortgage transaction.