Sentences with phrase «justify production costs»

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And ticket prices remain on average far below those in other parts of the world, a serious problem for a company like Imax, which depends on premium pricing to justify higher production costs.

Economism succeeds in increasing production, but it works against the kind of distribution that would go far to justify this increasing production, even at some cost to the environment.

I consume 18 pints of cows milk a week which only cost me # 4.35 if i where to swap to an alternative like almond milk it would cost me # 16.20, that's almost # 65 a month just for milk, so unless i become rich i will be sticking to cows milk, milk alternatives are a rip off and the production does not justify the price.

Deadwood is one of those shows that received critical acclaim and spawned a passionate following, but its ratings couldn't quite justify its high production cost.

This is where I say: You know what, if you've ever paid more than twenty cents for a soda at a fast food restaurant, or have ever bought bottled water at a store, then I feel perfectly justified in considering your cost of production position vis a vis publishing as entirelyhypocritical.

Publishers have maintained they can't sustain their business model on $ 9.99 e-books, and have attempted to justify that stance by claiming that though creating an e-book obviates costs of production and distribution (like printing and shipping), they must also consider costs of overhead, personnel, and maintenance.

«I feel perfectly justified in considering your cost of production position vis a vis publishing as entirely hypocritical.»

This is where I say: You know what, if you've ever paid more than twenty cents for a soda at a fast food restaurant, or have ever bought bottled water at a store, then I feel perfectly justified in considering your cost of production position vis a vis publishing as entirely hypocritical.

While increasing the volume of data and products available to all Members by providing these additional data and products, it is understood that WMO Members may be justified in placing conditions on their re-export for commercial purposes outside of the receiving country or group of countries forming a single economic group, for reasons such as national laws or costs of production; Members should provide to the research and education communities, for their noncommercial activities, free and unrestricted access to all data and products exchanged under the auspices of WMO with the understanding that their commercial activities are subject to the same conditions identified in Adopts (2) above; Urges Members to:

There may not be enough demand in China for advanced technologies like hybrid engines to justify the cost of setting up production in China that duplicate those in Japan, Nakamura warned.

To make up for the production costs, and being a kind of special phone in an era dominated by smartphones, the reason seems justified for the price of these series to be higher than Samsung's other flagships.