Sentence examples for bomb cost from inspiring English sources

"We were not there to tell you what this bomb cost.

The Manhattan Project, to build the atom bomb, cost about $20 billion in today's dollars, he said, and the Apollo program, which repeatedly put men on the Moon, about $125 billion.

Before Major Charles Sweeney took off on the mission, Purnell took him aside and asked him if he knew how much the bomb cost.

Gillings said: "Dementia is a ticking bomb costing the global economy £350bn and yet progress with research is achingly slow.

If the Saudis would give us weapons we would stop bringing weapons from Iran". He went on: "They [the Iranians] don't give us weapons, they sell us weapons: an Iranian bomb costs us $100, nothing comes for free.

Dr Gillings said: "Dementia is a ticking bomb costing the global economy £350bn and yet progress with research is achingly slow.

Developed in 2003 by the Air Force Research Laboratory at a cost of $300 million, with each bomb costing $16 million, the United States Air Force MOAB is a 30-foot long, 21,600-pound, GPS-guided munition.

Analysts estimate that bombing cost insurers about $510 million.

Although precision-guided bombs cost more than conventional munitions, they are not always exorbitantly more expensive, at least by Pentagon standards.

Their knapsack bombs cost only a few hundred pounds, according to the first completed draft of the government's definitive report into the blasts.

The glitter bombs cost "$9.99AUD for anywhere in the world," the site proclaims, adding, "Come on, it's Australian Dollars so it's probably only a few bucks for you".