Sentence examples for foundation costs from inspiring English sources

Membership of "Mare Libertas", described as Sealand's exclusive international business foundation, costs £25,000.

One of the advantages of using timber is the reduction in weight and the resulting reduction in foundation costs.

As now estimated, the PATH complex — whose price tag includes underground passageways radiating from the terminal and the east foundation — costs roughly the same as the Freedom Tower.

So whether it is a gradual shift from loyalty-based giving toward more merit-based giving or using new technologies to track and compare nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and lower foundation costs–a profound gain in philanthropic productivity is under way across the do-good universe.

The number of piles required might exceed several hundreds or even thousands while the pile foundation cost might exceed 20% of the construction cost of the superstructure.

RTRA90 leads to the most economical pier, both in column and foundation cost, since it is the most efficient set up for horizontal loads.

But building a new foundation cost $5,000, putting in a well cost another $5,000, clearing land was $2,000, putting in a septic system $5,000, attic insulation $1,000, wiring another $3,000 and so on.

It includes wind turbines cost, foundations cost, road construction cost, and grid-connection cost, accounting for 80% of the overall cost of wind power project.

Charitable foundations cost governments in two ways.

Mr. Pierce and others point out that setting up a foundation typically costs about $5,000.

Entering for a foundation diploma costs £179.91, compared to £127.80 for five GCSEs.