This can be rented for a specific period of time, though currently not less than 2 days due to overhead costs.

Research grants contribute to these as well in the form of overhead costs.

The program has no overhead costs for either school, so all funds raised and goods provided go directly to those who need them.

In addition, there are overhead costs; it takes a long time to assemble sites.

And most of them pay the overhead costs for the agents who sell their policies on commission.

The university typically takes 20 percent of the money for overhead costs.

But over the years, the overhead costs began to pile up.

Instead, they hope to save money by combining overhead costs.

She does agree that overhead costs would increase as well, at least in the short term.

The system was designed to operate with very low maintenance and overhead cost to the village.

Online venues, by contrast, are dramatically cheaper because they have much smaller overhead costs.

A mortgage broker has lower overhead costs compared to large and expensive banking operations because of their small structure.

Though they have far lower overhead costs, they have little experience with billion-dollar projects, he said.

The cost of the chemicals is greater, however this is usually offset by greater production rates and lower overhead costs.

In general, they are set up to operate with lower overhead costs than Sears has.

By and large, those principles were soundly based although one could take issue with the question of 'full overhead costs'.

But recently some Internet banks, which have lower overhead costs than traditional banks, have been raising their savings rates far above the average.

They provide fledgling entrepreneurs with office space and shared services, like reception or shipping departments, which translate into lower overhead costs.

Faced with higher overhead costs and inadequate reimbursement, agencies find it difficult to compete for a shrinking pool of nurses.

Flatwounds also usually cost more than roundwounds because of less demand, less production, and higher overhead costs.