Sentence examples for a cost of roughly from inspiring English sources

That plan offered up to $2,000 per family, at a cost of roughly $10 billion a year.

Medicaid, at a cost of roughly $30 billion a year, is the single largest component of the state's budget.

Malaria is estimated to shave up to 1.3percentt off Africa's growth annually, a cost of roughly $12 billion a year.

The mayor could cut the 4percentt raise in half, for instance, or demand big concessions, like the abolition of a controversial absentee teacher reserve, which pays people even if they do not work, at a cost of roughly $74 million a year.

DRIVEWAY California Paving and Grading in Los Angeles recommends sealing an asphalt driveway every three years, at a cost of roughly $550, or about $15 a month.

The building is being renovated by the riverfront corporation at a cost of roughly $1.3 million.

Their amendment would double the border control force at a cost of roughly $30 billion.

Here are examples of what some caterers say they would have done for the big day, at a cost of roughly $125 per guest.

Maalik had built a small brick house in Hakaibara last year at a cost of roughly two thousand dollars — a sign of arrival for the migrant worker's family.

With the blessing of its new investors, GroceryWorks is closing its three distribution centers, built at a cost of roughly $7 million each, and is temporarily ceasing operations.

The plans for the new wall, which were first reported yesterday by Newsday, call for a cost of roughly $10 million.