Sentence examples for cost that exceeded from inspiring English sources

Over the course of two years, Wainwright and Brion recorded 56 songs on 62 rolls of tape at a cost that exceeded $700,000, which was then narrowed down to twelve tracks for the album.

Compensation costs that exceeded those covered by insurance would be borne by the federal government, the official said.

Julie Miller, an Intuit spokeswoman, said that the company suspected that the total number of filers affected by the mistake would not exceed "several thousand" because it only affected federal retirees who used TurboTax, itemized their deductions and had health care costs that exceeded 7.5 percent of their adjusted gross income.

Last month, regulators from the managed care department said that seven facilities would divvy up $1.62 million from Anthem Blue Cross to resolve unrelated allegations that the health plan improperly reimbursed the providers for patient costs that exceeded daily hospital rates.

The $10-million 10-millionfacilityy a bond measure, fundedits fair share of controversy, including a lawsuit over the location and construction costs that exceeded original byds by 38%.

Continuing cotrimoxazole for children on long-term ART led to persistent reductions in hospitalizations and prescriptions of non-ART drugs, with accompanying reductions in costs that exceeded the costs of providing cotrimoxazole itself.

That money would cover about 80percentt of the two agencies' firefighting costs that exceed their appropriated budgets.

The SEC estimates a first-year implementation cost of $1.3 billion and ongoing annual costs that exceed $52o million.

The University may not reimburse travel costs that exceed the cost of substantially similar travel available through its preferred travel program or negotiated contracts.

In Congress, a recently introduced bill would block drug companies from deducting consumer advertising costs that exceed the amount they spend on research.

But job expenses are considered a miscellaneous deduction, which means you can only deduct costs that exceed 2percentt of your adjusted gross income.