Sentence examples for had been costed from inspiring English sources

"Also the council made the decision to consult on closing the home before any alternative had been costed.

Lofty words were spoken by Clegg at the manifesto launch on how every pledge, including the one to phase out tuition fees over six years, had been costed.

When asked if holding the games would cause taxes to rise, Mr Blair said the event had been costed and would benefit the country.

"That is not going to happen," said one source, who pointed out that the policy had been costed by officials in the Department for Communities and Local Government and in the Treasury.

Turkey's huge energy imports had been costing 6% of GDP a year.

Ms. Bannerman said the starlings had been costing the farmer $1,500 a month in feed.

My dial-up I.S.P. account had been costing me $15 a month.

The historic Anglo Irish Bank debt had been costing Irish taxpayers €3.1bn each year.

It said the benefit had been costing taxpayers £4bn a year.

The government said the benefit had been costing taxpayers £4bn a year.

Microsoft said the botnet had been costing advertisers on Bing, Google Inc and Yahoo Inc an estimated $2.7 million monthly.