Sentence examples similar to full fledged cost from inspiring English sources

Because accurate estimating is so crucial to the health of the company and because each contractor handles estimating in their own way, most companies will have a long-term training program in which you become a full-fledged cost estimator.

One a full fledged mental hospital.

Being a full fledged skeptic can have its costs as well as its benefits.

We save both on time as well as costs because IDFC is now a full fledged financial house.

Pretty soon, you will be a full fledged cricket farmer!

Here's the argument: The full-fledged PC may cost only $2,500, but it's probably $15,000 more when you add in software and maintenance.

The $900 Series77's color screen, which is 7.7 inches from corner to corner, may seem awfully small when compared with full-fledged notebook computers costing only a few hundred dollars more, but if you compare it with a Palm or a Pocket PC handheld, that is another matter.

"But we won't go back to a full-fledged war, because the cost is too high," he said.

What began in the 1960s as a glorified trade show for television executives to woo marketers and sell advertising time upfront to support the coming fall TV schedule has evolved into a full-fledged bacchanal that can cost networks upward of $1 million.

(It's not at all clear full-fledged features will be cost-effective for filmmakers or palatable to consumers; more likely it will take the form of episodic content, short bursts of intense storytelling, or even a throwback to old-school serials).

But the Habs finishing low enough to pick him was a full-fledged scandal in Montreal, and cost both the G.M. and coach their jobs.