net cost
collocation in Englishmeaningsofnetandcost
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net
adjective[before or after noun]
uk/net/us/net/
left when there is nothing else to be ...
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cost
noun
uk/kɒst/us/kɑːst/
the amount of money needed to buy, do, or ...
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(Definition ofnetandcostfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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If they are rational, they will choose between them based on theirnetcost.
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Based on these values, thenetcostper prevented case of neutropenia equals to 5,300.
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A spending unit would be more interested in the total amount spent, rather than in anetcost.
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Contrary to this, reanalyzing the data with the lower confidence limits increased thenetcostto $1,368.
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The construction of storage capacity is costly, while its use may generate anetcostor a net benefit.
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Thenetcostof straw includes not only the transport cost but also the forgone crop revenue.
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This also contributes to solving the global warming problem by helping lower thenetcostto industrialized countries.
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There is nonetcost.
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What is thenetcost?
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Even if cost variables are set so that costs are maximized and savings minimized, women still have anetcostsavings while men show anetcostof $91 million.
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Thenetcostis about £120 million.
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Thenetcostwill be about £100,000.
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Thenetcostis £433 million.
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There should be no additionalnetcost.
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Thenetcostwould be £13.5 billion.
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Netcostinformation is therefore not available.
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The estimated totalnetcostis £1,000.
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Thenetcostwill be over £250 million a year.
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What would be the exactnetcostof doing this?
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In that case there would be nonetcost.
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Thenetcostis approximately half the gross cost.
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However, that is not thenetcostof the scheme.
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I often wonder what itsnetcostis.
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So there is anetcostof £39 million.
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Thenetcostof the move amounted to £3.3 million.
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