Translations for „cost-intensive“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

cost-intensive ADJ

cost-intensive

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English

Because the filtration step is both time-consuming and cost-intensive, several production methods were developed in which no solid materials are formed during the final reaction step.

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The licensing is less cost-intensive than the other forms of internalization.

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Retailers are vulnerable because it is a cost-intensive business.

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Luxury is a fixed-cost industry -- brand communications, flagship stores, staff, sample collections and other essential elements of a luxury brand's operations are all cost-intensive -- with high gross margins.

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Passenger service was running at an increasing deficit, and the rapidly growing container traffic required cost-intensive retooling in the freight business.

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The introduction of the van as a mobile hub widens the operational radius of the robots significantly, while also rendering superfluous the cost-intensive construction and operation of decentralised warehouses.

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This inhibited growth, and caused bottlenecks in the network, as well as being labour and cost-intensive.

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Due to the volatile and cost-intensive nature of the shipping industry, shipowners are given the right to limit the extent of their liability.

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It is very time and cost-intensive as well.

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Manual cash counting can be both labour- and cost-intensive.

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