Sentence examples for cost of close from inspiring English sources

Many investment firms worry that the added cost of close oversight might make their businesses unfeasible.

The company I run, for example, built its first solar project only four years ago, at a cost of close to €4,000 (£3,300) per kilowatt installed.

Having initially talked tough with the SEC, the firm now seems keen to settle (at an expected cost of close to $1 billion).

But the CBO and the Joint Committee on Taxation now estimate that the insurance-coverage provisions of the ACA will have a net cost of close to $1.2 trillion over the 2012-22 period.

While they knew they might get clicks if they paid for words like "travel accessories," they feared the cost of close to $1.50 a click would be prohibitive because not every visitor would be looking for their product.

But the CBO and the Joint Committee on Taxation now estimate that the insurance-coverage provisions of the ACA will have a net cost of close to $1.2tn over the 2012-22 period".

The firm put the cost of closing its 199 loss-making Fresh & Easy stores at £1 billion.

But industry experts said rebidding the work could add tens of millions of dollars to the $500 million cost of closing Fresh Kills.

The cost of closing the stores will be up to £75 million, while write-downs of £45 million in the value of the business are also expected.

But Hamid Reza Jalaipur, the publisher of five of the banned newspapers, said the cost of closing the papers would be greater for hard-liners than for reformers.

The case was the first challenging the application of rules adopted in 2011 to offset the high cost of closing streets during athletic events in the city.