Sentence examples for Is costed at from inspiring English sources

Sources in Decc say the firm favourite is the 10-mile barrier, which would span the entire estuary and is costed at about £14bn.

The plan is costed at about £16 18m, to be funded by market rents, as at Spitalfields, with a potential later phase planned to open up the atmospheric netherworld of basements that spread below the market halls.

Design work now will confirm the technologies and industrial capability needed to construct the mission, which is costed at over one billion euros.

"We have a humanitarian plan which is (costed) at $247 million, and so far we have only received $30 million in support of that". The $247 million figure dates from last year, he added, and the needs will increase significantly.

Policy makers, DMP designers, and primary care practices in the Netherlands and in Europe can explore the possibilities to contain D&I costs at a minimum level by enhancing leadership and ICT in DMPs as well as exploit existing economies of scope and economies of scale in the provision of DMPs.

If someone with my condition and the severity of my type was in a care home, I would cost at least £5,000 a week.

They may be used, for instance, to estimate: (i) unit costs at different capacity levels for the purposes of efficiency analysis or economic evaluation of health interventions; (ii) the "hotel" component of average cost per bed-day for budgeting exercises; or (iii) unit costs excluding components that might be funded from other sources, such as drugs.

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However, the self-assembly of Au(I -alkanethiolate nanotubes would cost at least 20 h, lI -alkanethiolateapplicationanotubesensors and chemical sensors.

So imagine the sticker shock when I learned it would cost at least $20,000 to put me under.

Mr Howe said: "Last year, when I went to get an insurance quote, I was told it would cost at least £3,000 to insure us.