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Some of these new machines can cost several million dollars and offer amazing franchise opportunities ... providing enough procedures can be scheduled on the machines during their operating lifetimes to amortise the cost and produce a profit.— Slashdot: Hardware
Sure, put the cost of the bill onto the lessees account and amortise over a fixed term in line with the revised business plan, and sure, set targets and goals that are realistic and achievable and that if are not met incur some sort of revisit to the situation.— Rss news feed for Morning Advertiser
As the number of unit shipments required to amortise the cost of product development rises, so too does the pressure to create devices with sufficiently impressive feature lists that they will be bought by multiple millions of customers.— WP E-Commerce Product Log
From a cost point of view we can amortise the financial impact of that kind of wide-reaching marketing, because if you are linking up with a theatrical release our buying spend is great.— The game retail industry according to MCV
The project must get: all the cable operators to buy into the value proposition, enough advertisers buying into it to amortise the expense, the cable operators up and running with whatever new technology they have to buy, the viewers equipped with the appropriate equipment

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