Sentence examples for body cost from inspiring English sources

This, estimates Mike Tholen of UK Oil & Gas, the offshore industry's trade body, cost the oil firms that use it about £39m a day.

The glass was an expensive part of the X100, though, and that won't factor into the body cost of the new system.

Multimodality imaging has many advantages, but some problems still exist and need to be solved, such as the difficulty of designing a PET/MRI system suited for the entire body, cost increase, performance improvement, and multimodal contrast agent fusion.

He said that preparing and shipping the body costs $3,000, which he raises through contributions solicited in bars during broadcasts of Colombian soccer games and in announcements on local Colombian radio and cable stations.

"The funding for the HET runs out during 2012-2013 and the operation of this body costs £6million a year," he said.

Each body costs Texas's poorest county an average of $2,250 to process.

At Sleepy Hollow, which has yet to reach capacity, a gravesite accommodating two bodies costs $2,500.

But Anglo found that developing the ore body would cost $700 million, which it could not justify at current world prices.

A Realbotix head (reports the New York Times) which can be attached to the existing RealDoll body will cost around $10,000, and will be available in 2017.

In 1934, Wally Byam gave the name Airstream to his travel trailer, and two years later he introduced the Clipper, a trailer with a now-familiar-looking riveted aluminum body that cost $1,200 then.

I invite you to consider what chasing a "perfect body" might cost you.