Sentence examples similar to first ever cost from inspiring English sources
This is first ever costing of child maltreatment in the Asia-Pacific region.
This is the first ever costing of child maltreatment in the region and was conducted by a team of global experts using a proven methodology previously employed in Australia and the US.
For example, one reason that Empire State College (SUNY) launched one of the first-ever cost effectiveness studies of a postsecondary institution was the amount of funding provided at that institution and the interest generated by it.
The first ever CF costing study in the UK investigated the direct medical costs of patients served at a regional adult CF centre [ 34].
Then we give the first ever results on guaranteed cost control, i.e. including a performance criterion in the design.
A Department of Health spokeswoman added: "The government is introducing the first ever cap on care costs so that people no longer have to live in fear of unlimited care costs.
This publication, which has been cited 130 times (accessed May 2012), reports the first year cost of first ever ischemic stroke in the over 65 Medicare population as $29,444 (in 1991 dollars) [ 22].
The summit will conduct a post-mortem on the Greek debacle, which climaxed at the weekend with agreement on the first ever bailout of a euro country, costing €110bn over three years for the eurozone countries and the International Monetary Fund.
Tom Maher says a lack of experience cost Great Britain women their first ever win in the Olympic basketball tournament.
The reusable spaceship is set to be the first ever to take tourists into space later this year - at a cost of $250,000 a ticket.
