Sentence examples for costs were put from inspiring English sources

Initially, the contract costs were put around $208 million to train Iraqis in routine but critical roles.

The benefits to health were estimated in 2003 at €50 billion over the next 30 years, and the costs were put at €2.8 billion-5.2 billion-5.2 billionxt 11 years.

If the more than $7 million in operating costs were put into the I.R.S.'s automated debt collection system — an existing program — the agency could bring in at least $91.8 million in net revenues, and possibly as much as $145 million — a much bigger return.

Employee costs were put at £526m.

When the contract was approved in 2007, costs were put at £3.65bn - but the MoD now estimates it will be about £6.2bn.

Estimated initial reconstruction costs were put at 20 million U.S. dollars by experts from UNESCO, which was the principal contributor of funds as well as expertise due to the Rova's then status as a soon-to-be officially recognised World Heritage Site.

He took on health-care reform because rising medical costs were putting stress on the state budget.

The report said, for example, that wage pressures were described by most districts as weak or subdued and that higher commodity costs were putting increasing pressures on prices.

Their capital costs are put at £395m, plus a capital cost of £469m for the AWPR.

Annual costs are put at £5.3m including lost duty and VAT revenue and enforcement costs.

Cost-benefit analysis is a weighing-scale approach to making business decisions: all the pluses (the benefits) are put on one side of the balance and all the minuses (the costs) are put on the other.