Sentence examples for mail cost from inspiring English sources

The UK government's sale of Royal Mail cost taxpayers £750m in a single day, according to the National Audit Office.

In the Royal Mail case (Undervaluing Royal Mail cost taxpayer £750m in one day, 1 April), the institution was going to be sold/privatised no matter what and the appropriate objective was to raise as much cash as possible for the public purse.

Lastly, Pedrana and co-workers [ 44] found that sending surveys by registered mail cost an additional AU$1531.50 but led to a 19% increase in response rates (response rate: 86% registered mail versus 67% normal mail).

The objectives of this study are: 1) to compare drug utilization in a Medicaid population using community pharmacy services with the results of a model simulating the effect of mail order pharmacy in the same population; and 2) to estimate the mail cost reduction required to become cost neutral in comparison with community pharmacy.

"The average piece of direct mail costs about $1.25," Ms. Hronek said.

Sending junk paper mail costs $20 per sale.

But Help Wounded Heroes' direct mail costs wildly exceeded what came in.

Participating in Letters In The Mail costs $5 a month ($10 if you're outside the US).

Charitywatch.org reclassifies things like telemarketing and direct mail costs that are frequently booked by charities as "program expenses," simply because the fund-raisers slipped in, say, an educational "don't drink and drive" remark during their calls.

Hospitals were reimbursed a standard amount per record for photocopying and U.S. mail costs.

Similarly, mail costs will be absorbed to support this data collection strategy.