Sentence examples for costed in from inspiring English sources

The price of drugs in Latin America can be costed in dollars, but in wasted lives too.

And other benefits from improved air quality and reduced dependence on imported fossil fuels are not costed in.

But he added the idea had not yet been costed in detail, "It's no good to us if it means losing money.

Privilege buys punishment that largely stays internal – and it's this discretion of the college that, one presumes, is costed in the $20,000 a year parents choose to pay in residential fees.

Yet none of the desirable offers made so far such as seven-day services, 36,000 more NHS staff and additional mental health services are costed in the existing NHS plans and, most importantly, its budgets.

The true value of sustainability needs to be costed in to products as a norm, so consumers can see that sustainably-sourced goods don't just reflect their values, but also provide better value.

Similarly, an independent cost analysis reviewed by NICE costed in-patient ascitic drainage at £3145, PleureX drains at £2466 and daycase paracentesis at £1456 (White et al, 2011a).

It cost in the thousands".

The investigations cost in total nearly $80m.

They cost in psychological distance.

And that would cost, in total, $4.8 billion.