Sentence examples for assumed a cost from inspiring English sources

Governor Guinn, a Republican, said the prison system's food budget assumed a cost of $2.29 per inmate each day, while the amount budgeted for feeding wild horses was $2.50 per horse.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting firm that prepared the tax returns, seems to have arbitrarily assumed a cost of $9,820 for the shares, less than $6 per share, and reduced the profit by that amount.

We assumed a cost of £160 per referral.

The scenario assumed a cost per accident and emergency attendance of £129, the upper bound of the average cost per attendance reported by a Foundation Trust Network survey (FTN, 2012), as the only measurable cost saving.

For the purposes of this analysis, we have assumed a cost per dose for the vaccine of £75 was used but varied from £70 to £80 in sensitivity analyses.

In the case of informal care, rather than the cost of a homecare worker used in the base-case analysis, it was assumed a cost per hour equivalent to the national minimum wage (£5.35).

"It appears that BP's shares are still assuming a cost for the accident of $55bn.

Project number-crunchers must assume a cost of $5 per tonne of carbon dioxide in 2005-09, rising to $20 per tonne from 2010.

This is assuming a cost of $2 per stick if you buy a four-pack from Woolies, though the actual cost of a stick when sold individually is almost always higher.

Further, researchers assume a cost associated with a pre-specified 90% degree of capture.

Even assuming a cost as low as 5 cents per hour, an all-Internet distribution system would cost $17 per month.