Sentence examples for costs to work from inspiring English sources

Since it is obvious that local businesses and residents are hiring many undocumented workers at relatively low costs to work on various construction projects and other jobs, perhaps Putnam County or Brewster's leadership can come up with a plan for building a site where workers can congregate away from the main thoroughfares and schools.

But in fact, it may make more sense for entrepreneurs concerned with costs to work out of places like Houston, or even the Great Plains states, where local governments are more business-friendly.

During the first 2 years of the award, recipients will receive up to $90,000 annually, including indirect costs, to work as mentored researchers in senior investigators' labs while seeking faculty positions.

The Travelling Research Fellowship is particularly useful when you are returning to the United Kingdom because it provides a year's salary and running costs to work in any lab here--again making you a very attractive candidate to most lab heads.

Having access to a bicycle would allow homeless men and women to save money on travel costs to work while helping to keep them healthy, Lee added.

It's up to every single person in that state who had to take out student loans in order to subsidize skyrocketing education costs to work to make sure that someone as clueless as Virginia Foxx is no longer allowed to create social policy.

But like many of the opponents of Atlantic Yards, I wish that some evolution of her position had been evident, from flatly rejecting the project at all costs to working to improve it moving forward.

The government subsidises employment costs to working women through Statutory Maternity Pay or Maternity Allowance and Sure Start maternity grants to unemployed pregnant women.

Asked how much it has cost to work around the warehouse or whether the effort had caused construction delays, a spokeswoman for Caltrans declined to comment.

It appeared to South that there was a singleton heart on his left, but if that was true it could hardly cost to work on clubs.

"Their [commuting] cost to work increases, cost of living increases, and we need to keep these factors in mind.