Sentence examples for chaotic cost from inspiring English sources

At the end of last year George Osborne took such fright at Trident's chaotic cost as to remove the programme entirely from defence control and bring it under the Treasury.

Buy yourself the chaotic rapiers, which cost 300k tokens in Dungeoneering.

The letter explained that Labour's "chaotic asylum system" had cost Dorset more than £1m since 1997.

Still, Republican leaders say that Mr. Weitzman uses his office to go after agencies run by Republicans, like some of the special sanitary districts in the Town of Hempstead, where Mr. Weitzman says that he found waste, chaotic bookkeeping and excessive costs to homeowners.

The company was at bankruptcy's doorstep, thanks to soaring costs and chaotic billing systems.

At the Akanksha clinic, tucked down a lane behind a chaotic market in Anand, it costs around a third of that.

The decision variables (number of batteries, total swept area of the rotating turbine blades, and total area occupied by the set of photovoltaic panels) are optimized using a harmony search-based chaotic search for the most cost-effective system.

But in fact both were responding to what they perceived as the human cost exacted by the chaotic growth of European cities.

(One study suggests that the chaotic nature of Lehman's bankruptcy alone cost creditors tens of billions of dollars).

Postwar infrastructure and development are undoubtedly necessary in this chaotic and crowded place, but at what cost?

We have also seen a chaotic franchising process in recent years that has cost millions.