Sentence examples for current rate of cost from inspiring English sources

Oppose cuts to Medicare without explaining how you'll fund the current rate of cost growth?

The College Board projects that in 15 years, the cost of a four year college education at a private university will approach $400,000 (at the current rate of cost increases).

At the current rate of coal leasing, the inspector general found, every penny-a-ton undervaluation costs taxpayers $3 million.

At the current rate of increase, the cost of family insurance will reach twenty-seven thorsand dollars or more in a decade, taking more than a fifth of every dollar that people earn.

In the former case, perturbations given to optimization variables are forced to follow the current rate of change exhibited by the cost function.

Future costs and benefits were discounted at the current rate of 3.5% per annum and all costs were in 2004 pounds sterling (£1 = ≈US$1.814(14, 26 ).

At the current rate of beer inflation, a pint will cost £4 by 2018.

This 1.8% rise is slightly lower than the typical rise in earnings and the current rate of inflation, which represents the rising cost of living.

According to a state government calculation, for the city to meet its budget obligations next year its mill rate would have to rise from the current rate of 74 mills to 111 mills, unless costs are cut somewhere.

It expects inflation to rise to 3.8% at the end of next year from a current rate of 1%, as a weak pound pushes up the cost of imports.

This improves the current rate of return of products and reduces the network total cost.