Sentence examples similar to believable cost from inspiring English sources
"Ra.One," whose billing as the most expensive Hindi film ever made is believable on screen, cost 1.35 billion rupees, or $27 million, according to Mr. Khan, which is laughably modest by Hollywood standards.
From social ostracism to violence and very believable threats of death, the cost of speaking out is extremely heavy.
Events that occur in derivations in low-cost classes are intuitively more believable than those that occur in very high-cost classes.
The reasons were many, and believable: Boston has wonderful colleges, a lower cost of living than New York and Amazon already purchased a local robot-maker there.
The $100 price point quoted was the wildest speculation, apparently, and the real cost will be a much more believable $250.
But for signals to be believable, Mr Spence observed, they need to differ substantially in their cost of acquisition.
Despite this year's dividend cut, Aviva's message of greater cost-control and concentration on cash sounds more believable this days.
She sounded absolutely believable.
