Sentence examples for cost of evacuation from inspiring English sources

The cost of evacuation has been estimated at 60%% of the total annual per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Guadeloupe in 1976 (Lepointe, 1999; Blérald, 1986) or about 342 million USD using 1976 currency rates (Kokelaar 2002); this excludes the losses of uninsured and other personal assets including open-grazing livestock and farm animals.

A study was performed on the storm in eight counties in North Carolina to determine the cost of evacuation for hurricanes, and included 1,029 households.

These differences were mainly due to large differences in; I) the costs of evacuation (getting the seafarer from the vessel to shore) and II) differences in treatment costs.

Henny et al. in 2013 estimated that the annual costs of evacuation and medical treatment for the shipping industry amount to a total of 760 million euro.

One attempt to address this uncertainty was presented by Sandri et al. (2012), who developed a cost-benefit analysis model for evacuation planning by weighing the cost of issuing evacuation warnings for geographic areas (represented by lost work potential, warning costs, movement costs etc).

Why should taxpayers pay the cost of emergency evacuation and waste disposal?

One witness suggested that Ms. Mangano was concerned about the cost of an evacuation.

Americans in Beirut are complaining that they have been asked to sign forms agreeing in advance to pay unspecified sums to cover the cost of their evacuation.

The cost of helicopter evacuation at sea was estimated to be 25,000 euros per intervention [2].

The sole German cost of this evacuation was the loss of a steamboat.

In the optimistic case scenario the reduced costs of helicopter evacuation reduced the estimated average total costs with 17%.