Sentence examples for intended cost from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mowry, using a standard electric industry yardstick, said the intended cost was $5,000 per kilowatt of capacity, about $900 million a unit.
A cost-benefit analysis is also performed through comparison of intended cost with that of seawater desalination, which is widely used in irrigation.
I demonstrate the importance of benefit incidence analysis by showing that the intended cost reductions of tax-based federal student aid are substantially offset by institutional price increases for a sample of 4-year colleges and universities.
Such frequently-returning patients may contribute significantly to costs and bed-occupancy, thereby counteracting the intended cost reductions that were the motivation for, inter alia, shorter LOS.
The XO-3 is intended to cost less than $100, or so OLPC hopes.
11, 2001, airport screening program because the machines did not operate as intended and cost too much to maintain.
The shared service centre in Swansea had been intended to cost £55m but make £112m in savings – which would have given an overall cut of £57m.
Intended to cost merely £95m, the total repayments due from the acute trust are expected to rise to as much as £852m over 30 years.
It is apparent that certain types of interventions are intended to cost less than others; for instance, the CPS and HBP approaches to pre-primary education certainly require less expenditure on staff than the SPS model.
Right now, Australia's superannuation system is not properly fulfilling the purpose for which it was intended, is costing ordinary taxpayers much more than it should, and is helping undermine Australia's AAA credit rating.
