Sentence examples for cost numbers from inspiring English sources

Carter began, "Senator, I understand the cost numbers you're citing.

"I don't think there have been any credible cost numbers for the Iraq war.

The net cost numbers, for example, include only full-time, first-time students who received financial aid, a group that at many colleges is not very large.

Estimating overvaluation is trickier than it should be; among other things, the unit labor cost numbers you see are problematic, because they're "whole economy" rather than private sector.

NSF's oversight body, the National Science Board, has already given its preliminary approval, but NSF Director Arden Bement pulled it from his lineup last year after deciding that project officials needed to come up with firmer cost numbers and a more solid long-range management plan.

With this wide range of "real" cost numbers (which will change from year to year), you can expect observers to launch into many, and often logically weak, arguments, with people deciding which number is most "accurate" based on whether they like the program or not.

The cost (number) of transportations between cells, as a major issue in DVCMS, is minimized.

A more optimistic cost number would be about $10 billion per person using the current model based on extrapolation from moon landings, he said.

Several forwarding algorithms have been investigated, aiming to offer the best trade-off between cost (number of message replicas) and rate of successful delivered message.

Criteria for performance evaluation and comparison include (1) MRT-enabled routers discovery cost (number of hops used by a signaling message), (2) transmission distance (number of hops used in data delivery sent by the CN), and (3) handoff cost (number of hops used by a handoff signaling message).

We calculated public program cost, number of full-time circumcisers and net costs or savings when adjusting for averted HIV treatments.