Sentence examples for contracted cost from inspiring English sources

Tips, which are voluntary, above and beyond a service's contracted cost, and delivered afterwards, should not exist.

The subscriber pool will continue to contract, costing the health-insurers dearly.

Also contributing were Paul Pringle, a Times investigative reporter, and Doug Smith, Ben Welsh and Sandra Poindexter of the Times data team, who analyzed contracting costs and political fundraising by college trustees.

However, the evidence for pharmacist led MURS in contracting costs is not encouraging and they are sometimes met with patient resistance [ 41, 42].

Refrigeration contracts cost about the same as contracts for stoves and appliances.

The contracts cost about $120 to activate, a half-year's average salary.

In general, the derivative contracts cost A.I.G. more as the real estate markets decline.

The failure to put that one line in the contract cost us very, very dearly.

The Putz trade cost a viable major league starter, Jason Vargas, and the Rodriguez contract cost most of $37 million.

"Previously the contract cost £36 per month with a free handset, so the total reduction is around £139".

De La Rue, which makes the current bendable licenses, said that its proposal for the new contract cost significantly less than the winning bid.