Sentence examples for and a cost of from inspiring English sources

SOME 300m forms, 860,000 temporary staff, 520 local offices and a cost of $6.8 billion.

At 1,132 feet in length and a cost of $800 million, it is the largest and costliest of passenger vessels, but not of vessels over all.

Mr. White said his company could produce 300 kilograms of a purified drug for a $10 million capital investment and a cost of $200 a gram.

I could tell you that my ground sirloin burger, at a weight of about eight ounces and a cost of $12.95, was neither objectionable nor exciting.

The European pressurised reactor (EPR) at Flamanville, in north-western France, is now expected to open in 2016 and cost €6bn (£5.2bn) instead of the original starting date of 2012 and a cost of €3.3bn.

Jonathan Reynolds, Labour's shadow energy and climate change minister, said the SSE figures showed the energy companies had increased their profits on the back of spiralling bills and a cost of living crisis for hard-pressed consumers.

He also drew a distinction between a base pension and a cost-of-living adjustment, often called a COLA.

The investigations committee, which he leads, recommended more training for counselors, background checks for all employees and a cost-of-living adjustment for center workers.

Her office sent out a volley of postcards to young engineers who had scattered around the country, directing them to a website that had a list of job openings and a cost-of-living calculator.

But Labour's shadow energy secretary, Caroline Flint, said: "David Cameron's out-of-touch government is offering nothing to the millions of families faced with rising energy bills and a cost-of-living crisis".

"With a resources boom at the top and a cost-of-living crisis at the bottom we think the time has come to introduce a tax on wealth to ensure the richest pay their fair share back to society," it says.