Sentence examples for force cost from inspiring English sources

And what would that impossible force cost us?

In Maywood's case, maintaining a police force cost $7.3m a year, more than 70% of the budget; now Maywood will pay only $3.6m in fees to the county for the contract with the Los Angeles sheriff.

However, the performance improvement of the bridge after increasing the girder dimensions can be restricted by the requirements of the total girder depth and the effective prestressing force, cost, constructability, and other factors.

On Wednesday, HuffPost asked House agriculture committee chairman Mike Conaway (R-Texas) if there was any chance the budget committee could force cost reductions in SNAP for the next fiscal year.

Fourth are cornered whistleblowers like Matthew Woessner, my friend the school principal, or Ernie Fitzgerald, the famed Pentagon official who disobeyed orders to lie to Congress about Air Force cost overruns.

In this case, σ0 represents a participant's fixed motor noise, whereas σ represents the relative cost of precision, compared to energetic (force) cost.

The discussion that we should be having is about what value publishers add, the associated costs and whether the downward prices will force cost-cutting at the expense of quality.

Through the magic of blunt force cost-cutting — about $800 million over the last three years, much of it in the form of layoffs — a lawyer for the senior creditors told the judge in charge of the bankruptcy case that the bankrupt enterprise would generate an estimated $517 million in cash flow for 2011.

"In this economic reality, rising state work force costs are unsustainable," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.

But the UN-AU force, costing $1.5bn a year, has been criticised as undermanned and underequipped for its primarily role of protecting civilians.

"Nottinghamshire Police acted swiftly to successfully disrupt their plans in what was a massive operation for the force, costing around £300,000.