Sentence examples for cost to date from inspiring English sources
The gamble involved going to war in Iraq at an estimated cost to date of about $700 billion (does that figure sound familiar?), while opting not to raise taxes but to lower them.
As she notes, much of the R&D and construction cost to date have been financed by the pre-sale of flights - $57,000,000 so far, from roughly 440 passengers in 45 different countries (The US has the most).
But the challenge in this approach lies in determining how much of a premium to ask in addition to the actual cost to date in order to reflect the true value of the invention.
The act of protest has had a high cost; to date, no NFL team will sign Kaepernick.
In comparison, a study by The Economist tallies the cost, to date, of financial litigation in the wake of the financial crisis to reach nearly $100 billion.
Batchan's mother is seeking to recover $1 million that she said her son's medical care has cost to date, as well as future medical costs of up to $731,393 a year, along with other damages.
For example, the goal of the Ballistic Missile Defense System/National Missile Defense System has been likened to "hitting a bullet with a bullet," and, yes, we have been working on it for nearly 50 years at a cost to-date of $135 billion.
Efforts by health insurance companies and medical providers to become more efficient may be helping to curb costs, but elements of President Barack Obama's health care reform law probably aren't a factor in cost to-date, Kaiser Family Foundation President and CEO Drew Altman contends in a post on the organization's website.
"Our costs to date have come in around £440,000 and that's mainly [staffing] costs.
Taking into account the fine and his own estimated £35,000 legal costs to date, the politician is thought to be out of pocket by at least £43,000.
