Sentence examples for central cost from inspiring English sources

The 43 air coolers at Grand Central cost $10 million, and the Union Square fans $1 million.

Meals at Central cost between £60 and £80 and yesterday, tables at peak times were booked up until nearly the end of April.

Believe it or not, until last year the government had no central cost data for all public building projects – there was no readily accessible data store to show how much we were paying to build roads, hospitals and schools.

Cowgill blamed the problems at the outdoor specialist on stock shortages but also criticised the "excessively large and over-rented store portfolio as well as a disproportionate central cost base".

Under this central cost estimate, debt held by the public would increase from nearly $14 trillion today to $36 trillion by 2026 (compared to about $24 trillion under current law).

By our very rough and initial estimates, these initiatives together would add anywhere from $10.7 trillion to $15.45 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years, with our central cost estimate being that they would add $12.1 trillion to the debt, including interest.

So why are they so determined to overturn one of the central cost-control mechanisms of the new reform law?

Right for Success says it is reducing central costs as it grows.

Lewis's plan to cut 30% from central costs is a spectacular confession of corporate flabbiness.

It plans to reduce central costs by up to 10% in the next year.

For example this could include the elimination of central costs and improvements in working capital management within the Charter businesses.