Sentence examples for mission would cost from inspiring English sources

The governor said before the trip that the trade mission would cost the state $20,000.

The shuttle mission would cost about $400 million, agency officials say, but developing a rocket that could attach itself to Hubble and maneuver it would be expensive too.

The new space mission would cost only $1 billion in new money over the next five years -- $11 billion will come from other NASA programs.

Dubbed "Mars Sample Return," the mission would cost CNES $300 million.

Bensen is betting that his company can build and launch the spacecraft for under $50 million--a fracthen of the cost of a typical NASA space science mission--and offer the resulting data to government agencies for less than a government mission would cost.

That effort would require $200 million per year – which may seem like a lot, but is a fraction of the billions that the Asteroid Redirect Mission would cost, he said.

At a briefing today, NASA chief financial officer David Radzanowski would not say what the overall price tag of the Europa mission would be, only that it would have to cost much less than $4 billion.

The mission would reportedly cost around €134 million over the coming year.

Even in its remodelled format, the mission would have cost Esa more than 1,000 million euros (the Lisa/NGO team disputes the reality of this figure) and this was substantially above the ceiling of 650 million the agency had set.

And they even requested NASA to detail what it would cost to advance the mission from its planned 2020 launch to 2018.

We raised the question of how much security would cost for such a mission, but he said there was no need as he "had God on his side".