Sentence examples for costed the from inspiring English sources
Swanton has not costed the procedure, but conceded that it not be cheap.
Kingfisher has costed the plan at about £800m, knocking £50m off profits in year one and £70m-£100m in year two.
She costed the equivalent joints and cuts in Tesco and claims that, kilo for kilo, the supermarket was £27 more expensive – "and not all organic!".
A paper published in the British Medical Journal shows that, before risk transfer was costed, the hospital schemes it studied would have been built more cheaply with public money.
Interviewed on Sky News on Thursday, Turnbull confirmed that Treasury had costed the company tax cuts, and included the costing in its overall forecast that the budget would return close to surplus by the end of the decade.
And the Treasury is very likely to have properly costed the government's tax cuts – with the government only refusing to release the numbers in the interests of a good pre-election black hole skirmish.
recall costing the state?
Fafner will cost the Met.
Goals, however, cost the earth.
Moreover, it cost the I.M.F.
