Sentences with phrase «of tangible cost»

This comes despite the fact it will waste its investments in the share listing, including $ 110M of tangible cost.

Not exact matches

But America's epidemic of mass shootings also has immediate and tangible costs to the health care system and taxpayers.

Costs are both financial, including listing fees and the expenses associated with mandatory disclosures and other regulatory requirements, and less tangible, such as the perceived burden of quarterly earnings releases, the risk of being targeted by activist investors, and higher visibility that can result in political or competitive pressure.

The tangible savings generated significantly offsets the cost of the services making the outsource program at the least very low cost, and at it's best, a self - funding program.

There will be economic costs in terms of business deals lost, but little in the way of tangible gains.

However, you must be current on your monthly payments and show that you'll receive a net tangible benefit in the form of a lower interest rate or monthly cost.

Depreciation is a method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.

They obviously have a real, tangible benefit, but they also cost a lot of money.

For tax purposes, camps can deduct the cost of the tangible assets they purchase as business expenses; however, camps must depreciate these assets in accordance with IRS rules about how and when the deduction may be taken.

Depreciation is an accounting method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.

Or even more so in USA - one state is very much like the other, making the tangible and intangible cost of moving low.

With inflation outstripped wages for 39 of the 42 months of David Cameron's tenure, there is a tangible cost - of - living crisis for many people in this country.

«While we are happy to participate and engage in dialogue with this Commission, many of our organizations are skeptical about the ability of this Commission to produce tangible and meaningful reforms that will reduce the cost of doing business in New York State,» the letter says.

This month, Finland's Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor was supposed to begin generating power, a tangible sign of the revival of the nuclear industry outside of Asia after nearly 30 years of no new construction because of accidents, cost - overruns and other issues.

Not when it comes to more online dating profiles and more tangible profile tools for low cost of free.

First, I use estimates that economists have developed of the social cost of crimes, which include tangible costs, such as lost productivity and medical care, as well as intangible costs, such as impact on quality of life; these estimates are extremely high for fatal crimes.

According to Annarbor.com, her proposal was met with doubts about the lack of the tangible benefits of starting school later, concerns about tweaking bus times, and cost.

The good thing about the digital version of textbooks is that they cost 30 to 50 % less then their tangible counterparts.

Most books cost around $ 30 to $ 60 and allow you to save around 60 % on the cost of the tangible version.

Depreciation An accounting procedure that aims to distribute the cost of tangible capital assets, less any expected salvage value, over the estimated useful life of the asset in a rational and systematic manner.

To make study results tangible, instead of pure indices, two low - cost, no - transaction - fee investment vehicles with sufficiently long life spans were chosen: the Vanguard 500 Index Fund Investor Shares (VFINX) and Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund Investor Shares (VBMFX) mutual funds.

However, you must be current on your monthly payments and show that you'll receive a net tangible benefit in the form of a lower interest rate or monthly cost.

The tangible book value stands at USD 195.1 m with USD 51.2 m in cash and roughly USD 40 m of real estate at cost and no debt outstanding.

Which means TLW's actually averaged $ (1.0) billion FCF pa & net debt's doubled to $ 4.5 billion (as of end - April) in the last couple of years, with nothing tangible to show for it yet... production & reserves are down in the last five years, production costs are up, and everything's now pinned on timely (so far, so good) & successful TEN production.

So, that's my preferred measure for how much has the underlying value of the firm increased: growth in fully diluted tangible book value (ex-AOCI), adding back dividends, and subtract out net equity issuance / buyback measured not at cost, but at the current market price.

Growth in fully diluted tangible book value (ex-AOCI) is a good measure of firm performance, if you add back dividends, and subtract out net equity issuance / buyback measured not at cost, but at the current market price.

The vending machine tax return must be filed electronically for each period showing the cost price or manufactured cost of tangible personal property sold through vending machines during the preceding period.

The tangible value of these benefits offset the cost of your membership... and the benefit of the FVMA's legislative and regulatory advocacy is priceless!

No wonder, after all, the purchase of complete wheels - in comparison to the single purchase of tyres — offers tangible advantages such as lower fitment costs compared to the tyre change.

Travel + Leisure evaluates volunteer vacation outfits on the basis of tangible benefits to local communities, safe and positive experiences for visitors, as well as their cost and location.

While not a premium credit card sporting big sign - up bonus or the ability to earn rewards, the Chase Slate Visa card offers the tangible benefit of providing a cost effective path to pay down your credit card debt.

I ruled out option 3 because I get good, tangible, benefits when I stay at Marriott properties — free breakfast for 2 (full breakfast), room upgrades, free high - speed WiFi and lounge access — and the cash cost of breakfast and WiFi at other hotels would mostly nullify any savings on the room rate.

Despite the high annual fees, both of the Amex Platinum cards offer very tangible benefits that practically negate the cost, particularly if you travel often.

A FFXV port will provide a tangible goal and intermediary financial benefit during the effort, even if it doesn't cover all the costs of R&D.

Then came the expansions via a Season Pass that cost as much as buying the original game again, albeit with a tiny amount of tangible new content or environments.

«The main downside of all of these things is they increase costs for customers without any tangible benefit,» said Robbie Orvis, policy design projects manager for Energy Innovation.

That log you placed on the fire is a tangible measure of the cost to the environment of keeping your family warm.

67 % of respondents reported positive and tangible business benefits from their voluntary offset programme, ranging from reductions in energy consumption and costs, to market differentiation, winning new business and client retention, to employee engagement.

Are energy transitions particularly plausible if they don't bring tangible economic benefits, whether in the form of cost, end uses, or productivity gains?

From increasingly frequent and severe types of extreme events that include heatwaves, coastal flooding and heavier downpours, the costs of climate change are becoming tangible throughout the country.

2) Their «Episodes of severe weather in the United States, such as the present abundance of rainfall in California, are brandished as tangible evidence of the future costs of current climate trends.»

Episodes of severe weather in the United States, such as the present abundance of rainfall in California, are brandished as tangible evidence of the future costs of current climate trends.

We show that as uncertainty about trial is increased there is a tangible cost to the defendant in terms of its impact on the defendant's expected wealth from the litigation.

There are immense, tangible and valuable benefits to the near - zero cost of information transmission that must also be taken into account, whatever the felt or perceived harms of IT.

«Organizations that standardize on Ringtail for e-discovery realize tangible cost savings through repeatable processes, innovative analytics and data reuse features that are unique within the industry,» said Jake Frazier, a Senior Managing Director in the Technology segment of FTI Consulting.

He ensured that both written and oral submissions were made on this subject with clear and tangible solutions to reduce costs for the benefit of consumers.

We prepare documentation studies and pricing analyses for all types of transactions, including tangible and intangible goods transactions, intercompany service transactions, cost - sharing arrangements, and financial transactions.

Even though the argument would probably have failed, it would have been properly made and therefore would have incurred tangible costs and delays to the trial process, and a possible ground of appeal...»

The focus of this article, however, is on the tangible benefits of LPO and on how the relationship between the complexity and volume of work influence the cost of services.

Being able to demonstrate that you've saved former companies money by providing tangible, measured amounts of cost savings will certainly lead to better chances of landing an interview!