Sentence examples for cost stood from inspiring English sources

Nick Ritchie, author of the report - entitled "Feeding the 'Monster'" - points out that in 2006 the estimated cost stood at £11-14bn, by 2011 it had increased to £25bn.

Cost stood out as the key barrier and caused children to attend late to appointments and to miss doses.

So far, counting postage, the cost stands at $12,000.

In emerging economies, such as China and India, the cost stands at 1.2% of GDP, while in developed countries the cost is estimated at about 2% of GDP.

Now that cost stands at £136.7bn and is still rising amid regular predictions that a free-to-use health service will eventually become financially unviable.

The closely watched core rate of inflation, which excludes volatile energy and food costs, stood at 0.3percentt in September, up from 0.2percentt, where it has been since April.

Still, while that third-quarter surge in costs was slightly faster than the 2.8percentt gain expected by Wall Street, unit labor costs stood a mere 0.2percentt above levels a year earlier, the report noted.

17 The study also noted that the balance between placement costs and facilities costs stood at a ratio of approximately 2 1, which is a reverse of the traditionally allocated 1 4 ratio in SIFT funds.

Today too many European advocates of austerity at all costs stand virtually unchallenged.

R&D costs stand at about $2 million so far, but those costs are likely to rise.

The company says that the Smarbo cleans an area of 100sqm in about 90 minutes and that electricity costs stand at just 2 yen ($0.03) for a room of that size.