Sentence examples for costs are set from inspiring English sources
Borrowing costs are set to remain well above their levels before the crisis.
The costs are set up front under a fixed contract so schools know their bills won't suddenly rocket.
Clues about the timing of the next rise in interest rates will put households on notice that their mortgage and borrowing costs are set to rise.
And with a large proportion of DoLS assessments comprising older people with dementia, costs are set to rise further as the population ages.
Hard-pressed customers face further bad news as Whitehall's spending watchdog warned of 17 years of rising utility bills, while in a separate report, UBS analysts have warned that energy costs are set to rise by almost 50% by 2020.
Both the average age of Americans and health-care costs are set to rise, helping to push the federal deficit to $1 trillion by 2023, based on CBO's recent projections.
The cap on care costs is set at £72,000 – almost double Dilnot's preferred figure of £35,000 once you account for inflation.
His book, "The Secret Race: Inside the Hidden World of the Tour de France: Doping, Cover-ups and Winning at All Costs," is set for publication next month.
The costs were set as the direct medical costs.
Total vaccination costs were set at €315 per vaccinated woman (including 3 doses and administration costs).
Sequence alignment costs and base-pair alignment costs were set using the RIBOSUM85-60 scoring matrix [ 49].
