Sentence examples for art costing from inspiring English sources

With art costing so much — more than 1,500 lots fetched more than $1 million at Sotheby's and Christie's alone last year — not even the richest museums can rely solely on their art purchase funds.

Mr. Tinterow cites one fund at the Metropolitan, where he was a curator for 28 years until January, that had to be spent on art costing less than $25,000 by an artist with no dealer — yet worthy to hang in the Met.

There are maybe 100 major collectors in the world who buy art costing from $10 million to $100 million.

Compared with our ART costing assumptions, the costs of ART may even increase if treatment initiation criteria are widened (to earlier stages of infection/disease) in coming years, due to longer therapy and an increasing need for more expensive second- and third-line regimens.

For example, a 21-month program in "video game art" cost $80,000.

Living at home, Riley's costs were low, but new opportunities to promote and sell art cost him money.

A recent report from Haiti suggested that ART costs approximately US$1000 PPY, of which 36% goes to anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs [ 8].

One important reason that the state-of-the-art cost aggregation methods can work very fast is that the similarity kernels can be computed very efficiently, with simple arithmetic operations mostly.

Our analysis focused on ART cost savings, that is, on how ART costs may be deferred (discounted) in time and bring net financial savings.

Mr. Scott is right that "art costs," but who's being paid?

Part of the reason that art costs more than wallpaper is the expectation that it might appreciate in value.