Sentence examples for burial costs from inspiring English sources
Burial costs went from 50 cents to 2 dollars.
In this age of conspicuous consumption, even the most inexpensive burial costs at least $2,500.
What about burial costs?' I mean, you have to think this all through.
Congress could pass a Medicare insurance program that covered burial costs.
In a coinage that captures the widespread frustration, someone struggling to afford burial costs is called a "grave slave".
He has also named a commission to cover burial costs and to help relocate those who lost their homes.
The three Torreses are raising Raymond's two sisters, Janelly, 7, and Janeira, 3. Normally, when a child in foster care dies, the city's Administration for Children's Services pays $900 toward a burial costing $1,500 or less, but Raymond's relatives could not afford their portion of the cost, and they also hoped for a grave marker in addition to the simple ceremony.
This process has many significant economic and environmental problems, however, including: limited space for landfill sites; cost of waste burial; cost of transporting the waste; the contamination of groundwater with pollutants; and the emission of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere [7].
Although the wood burial cost is somewhat higher than the current market price, it is expected that future climate mitigation policy will result in higher prices for carbon.
Cremations cost roughly a third of what funerals with burials cost, according to NFDA.
This is the least expensive way of dealing with death: in the U.S., the cost of a direct cremation averages between seven hundred and twelve hundred dollars, whereas an in-ground burial typically costs about seven thousand dollars.
