Sentence examples for a probable cost of from inspiring English sources

After 86 days of public hearings and 474 witnesses, at a probable cost of £6m, what now for Leveson's recommendations?

Since then Kraft has announced that it is moving the firm's headquarters to Switzerland to avoid UK tax, at a probable cost of thousands of UK jobs.

A sharp earthquake in February complicated matters by weakening a freeway viaduct along the Seattle waterfront; it almost certainly needs replacing, at a probable cost of $600m.

For many years DNA was sequenced by a method that was developed by Frederick Sanger in 1975 and used to sequence the first human genome in 2003, at a probable cost of at least $500 million.

"There's no way an e-file return can understand all these splits," Ms. Keslik said, adding that for paper returns accountants have created makeshift work sheets for the I.R.S. Translation: same-sex couples will need expertise to file this year, at a probable cost of hundreds of dollars per household.

"Not only that - it proposes a new role of chief executive at a probable cost of £150,000 to £200,000".

Mr Krugman could contribute to the discussion by demonstrating just how, specifically, nationalisation is the best choice, providing, for example, an honest reckoning of the probable cost of safely handling debtholders.

However, given the large number of epitopes resulting from the MHC polymorphism and the probable cost of mutations, viruses are probably limited in their attempts to reduce epitopes.

Calculation results showed that the probable cost of electricity (LCOE) amounts to 37 £/MWh and the return on investment could be in the excess of 77%.

An experienced contractor can help you determine the building and safety requirements that apply to a particular space and the probable costs of compliance.

By making sure that the probable costs of a war with North Korea are well known, however, it is still possible to persuade the U.S. government to step back from the brink.