Sentence examples for cost workman from inspiring English sources

Imaging is frequently advocated as a method of tracking disease progression in animals with cancer but repeated anaesthesia is typically required, which may affect experimental outcomes and have a welfare cost (Workman et al, 2010; Wong et al, 2013).

For instance, it is common for employers to bear the full cost of workmen's injury insurance.

And the cost of insurance and workmen's compensation has hit the sky.

Insurance cost $17,449, including $12,114 for workman's compensation.

Employers might voluntarily forbid smoking to reduce health care and workman's compensation costs; reduce workplace fires; and increase productivity by eliminating both smoking breaks and withdrawal symptoms.

In 1910, when it was made famous by the poets Paul Fort and Guillaume Apollinaire, it was a workmen's cafe and lunch cost 1.90 francs (about £2.50 in today's money).

It is, therefore, inappropriate and unallowable for institutions to charge costs associated with employment (such as FICA, workman's compensation, or unemployment insurance) to the fellowship award".

The statement also states that "it is, therefore, inappropriate and unallowable for institutions to charge costs associated with employment (such as FICA, workman's compensation, or unemployment insurance) to the fellowship award".

Constructed at a cost of $1 million, it took a thousand workmen more than a year to carve the oval out of a rock quarry.

Residents say that a workman told them that it costs the developer, Barratt Homes, £30,000 every day they manage to halt trucks from getting in and out of the site.

Mr. Workman said the project would have cost more than $1 million otherwise.