Sentence examples for combined cost from inspiring English sources

When Prudential H.M.O.'s were added, the combined cost ratio rose to 84.8percentt.

All injuries combined cost the U.S. about $2.8 trillion annually, he added.

Their combined cost, already $300 billion over budget, is $1.47 trillion and climbing.

Their combined cost is an estimated $110 million to $140 million.

According to the last annual report CBBC and CBeebies (combined) cost £141m while all of radio a total of £652m.

Minimization of this combined cost function produces a model dedicated to state estimation purposes.

The objective function includes the combined cost of members and semi-rigid joints.

Statistically, both Felton and Kidd have had better years than Lin, and the two of them, combined, cost the Knicks less than he would have alone.

The two health programs account for nearly one-fourth of all federal spending, and their combined cost — $627 billion last year — is expected to double in a decade.

Fig. 5 Combined Cost per Month.

Just like Peter of BillerudKorsnäs explains, it depends on the combined cost image and how it changes and is evaluated.