Sentence examples for assorted costs from inspiring English sources

Last year, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, not only upheld the original judgment but also added nearly $3 million in interest and assorted costs.

Brandy Brown, a 25-year-old English and journalism major at the University of Texas, expected her benefits as an Air Force veteran to cover the assorted costs of college this semester.

It makes no economic sense to build massive factories in Wisconsin if the export taxes and other assorted costs are wildly higher in the U.S. than they are in China, further, rural Wisconsin would never be able to support anything like the 200,000 employees housed at some Foxconn facilities.

This sort of creeping gigantism, with all its assorted cost overruns and private perks, would undoubtedly have seemed familiar to the Soviets.

At first they tried to sell the Antenn-aids individually, which proved to be inefficient, so they soon switched to a six-pack of assorted colors, which costs $5 plus shipping.

Sport For All could serve as a powerful weapon against Sedentary Death Syndrome and the assorted health problems and costs associated with inactivity.

Ostensibly, that premium (and sometimes assorted fees) reflects the cost of guaranteeing the borrower clear ownership of a property.

Many people are by now familiar with an argument about food that pits quality against cost, with assorted campaigners including Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall challenging the might of the food industry in an attempt to prove that, when we think about how we eat both now and in future, there must be considerations other than price.

Monsanto and Zeneca are in the same fields, have assorted overlaps, and through cost cutting after a merger could free up hundreds of millions of dollars of cash flow to pump back into growth areas.

The kits cost 25,000 lira (£8) and entitle the purchaser to 12.91 euros' worth of assorted coins.

As for the cable television program "Judge Pirro Reports," Mrs. Uben and another witness, Sunny McLean, testified that Mr. Pirro -- the program's executive producer -- had paid for production costs, videotapes and assorted other program expenses with checks from one of his companies, AJP Management Group.