Sentence examples for cost released from inspiring English sources

The council did not spend £18m as originally budgeted on the operation – the final cost, released last week, was just £7m.

The expected cost of the intervention included the implementation cost of the HANDOVER project intervention and the cost released by the intervention.

Once logged into a NetID printing account, individuals can select a print job to see the cost, release the print, or delete print jobs.

American colleges are spending a declining share of their budgets on instruction and more on administration and recreational facilities for students, according to a study of college costs released Friday.

The 27-page tally of the shutdown's costs, released yesterday, concludes that that disruption cost the government at least $2 billion in lost productivity and helped nudge up the nation's unemployment rate.

Hospital operating costs, released by the statistical wing of the NHS, increased by 2.2%, from the 2010-11 tofal of £9.8bn, which SNP ministers said was below the current inflation rate of 2.5%.

As an American taxpayer, it is costing me (and you) about $2.7 million per prisoner per year, according to the cost figures released by the Pentagon in 2013.

The official cost analysis released by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office shortly after 11 p.m. showed that Mr. Reid's bill came in under the $900 billion goal suggested by Mr. Obama.

Neither LG nor Samsung has announced what its OLED TV will cost (or released any specifications), but a good estimate would be right around "astronomical".

Units also cost when released for treatment by banks.

Relief set in when the Employment Cost Index, released by the U.S. Labor Department, came in a bit better than expected.