Sentence examples for arrangement cost from inspiring English sources

This arrangement cost $2 a week, consuming her entire widow's pension.

In this article, a nonlinear mathematical model is proposed with minimizing the total cost which includes transportation cost, vehicle arrangement cost and penalty costs, subjected to satisfy all demands of each retailer.

The arrangement "costs people indirectly, but from the point of view of the universities and companies, it doesn't cost anything," he says.

As the defects of this McNHS reform manifest, we should consider the Scottish mutual model developed since 2004, when statistics showed that market-based arrangements cost more.

That exclusivity, overlooked in this week's media reports of Amazon's AOL arrangements, cost $40 million in 1997 when AOL membership was less than a third of today's 24 million.

If you're having trouble deciding between similar schools, even something as simple as figuring out optimal travel arrangements, costs and timing can make life much more pleasant (and affordable) over the next four years.

The city says the arrangement will cost it $100 million this year and wants to limit how long these teachers get to stay in the pool before they are dismissed.

In addition, Dean leased two corporate aircraft from companies owned by Mr. Engles and Mr. Schenkel, an arrangement that cost it $2.1 million in 2002.

The Sports Fund was an immense boondoggle: thanks to a decree issued by Yeltsin, it was allowed to import cigarettes and liquor tariff free — an arrangement that cost the state more than two hundred million dollars a month in taxes.

Budapest's first state art museum in a century would be financed using an unconventional arrangement: the cost, then estimated at about $7 million to $8 million, was being advanced by the private developers.

You get a cold call from someone charming and plausible, who tells you about something wonderful – solar panels, let's say, or a conservatory – that will transform your house, give a faint glow of green virtue and which due to some miraculous financing arrangement will cost you nothing.