Sentence examples for counter cost from inspiring English sources
This is an authentic bacaro, the Venetian dialect term for inn, where a glass of the excellent house wine is 90 cents, and the tempting cichetti on the counter cost €1.50 and are made using the finest regional products – sopressa salami, prosciutto, asiago and montasio cheeses.
O2 has sought to counter cost complaints by touting the phone as a feature-packed device with a top of the line MP3 player and Internet browser, not just a mere cell phone.
Generally, refinishing costs half the cost of replacing, and refacing costs about 75percentt of the cost to replace – not counting the counter cost.
We also included a cost representing the over the counter cost of the study drugs as most antipyretics in the United Kingdom are bought rather than prescribed.
Firstly, if the study drugs were prescribed rather than bought over the counter, costs to the NHS increase but by less than the associated decrease in parental costs.
If you apply for MC after you're 55 years old, the state has the right to take your home to counter costs brought upon by the Medi-Cal after your death.
We did not capture over-the counter drug costs, costs associated with institutionalized persons, or direct non-medical costs.
Direct medical care costs are composed of the costs paid by the insurer and patients, over the counter drugs costs, and other costs such as medical equipment costs.
When a product moves from prescription to over the counter, the cost to the patient can often double or triple, given that over-the-counter drugs are not typically covered by health insurance.
The company has also raised some prices to counter the cost of the national living wage and is considering differential pricing, such as increasing prices in London and travel hubs.
Resource-scarce Japan is almost entirely dependent on imported fuel, and it has long relied on robust exports of high-value consumer goods and industrial products, such as machine tools, to help counter the cost of importing its energy needs.
