Sentence examples for lifetime price from inspiring English sources

Adding in our military efforts in Pakistan, as well as the lifetime price of health care for disabled veterans and interest on the national debt, that cost rises to $4.4 trillion.

When you add in our military efforts in Pakistan, as well as the lifetime price of health care for disabled veterans and interest on the national debt, that cost rises to $4.4 trillion.

With an additional 0.18 QALYs/patient and an additional lifetime cost of £372/patient at price parity, the incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) of UMEC/VI compared to tiotropium was £2088/QALY.

A Government consultation on the stockpile ends next month but ministers have already made it clear that the "Mox option" is their preferred route, even though it would require a second Mox plant at Sellafield costing £3bn at discounted prices – the actual lifetime cost of the plant is likely to be nearer £6bn.

The colourful dahlias and chrysanthemums that adorn the canvases at the RA were often newly developed varieties in Monet's lifetime, their price and allure a reflection of burgeoning European trade links with Asia.

The lifetime cost was US$1,167/case at 1998 prices.

The lifetime cost was US$1,060 3,180 per person at 2000 prices.

According to Edgerton, the take-home price of a P.C. is typically only about ten per cent of its lifetime cost, and sixty per cent of the lifetime cost of some military equipment is maintenance.

Woolwich has a lifetime tracker priced at 1.99 per cent above base rate, at up to 70 per cent loan to value ratio.

The Woolwich has a lifetime tracker priced at 0.89percentnt above base rate for borrowers with 40percentnt equity in their homes which comes with no upfront charges.

Moving them around is the least of it -- the Midwest is likely to become a dust bowl in our lifetime, and the price of food will rise a great deal.