Sentence examples for normal costs from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers say they routinely hear of elderly constituents straining -- and often failing -- to meet their drug bills, as well as the other normal costs of living.

But they also allow lawyers to claim success fees of 100% from losing litigants in libel actions – that is, to double their normal costs.

It recognised that "contractors should receive income to cover the normal costs of providing parking services", but it stressed that charges "must be applied reasonably".

Investment bank Numis said that Future's performance was "creditable", saying: "But for a number of one-offs, which it has chosen to take as normal costs, it would have been ahead of Numis's estimate".

He said SPC had asked for cash for activities that were part of the normal costs of running a business, whereas the grant for Cadbury was designed to boost Tasmanian tourism.

The savings would come from putting an end to long death penalty trials that require spending on extra lawyers, investigators and experts for both the prosecution and the defense; protracted mandatory appeals that take a decade or more even for those wrongly convicted; and special prison housing that triples the normal costs.

He paid three times the normal cost.

In the end, living wages should be a normal cost of doing business.

The normal cost of the AIDS cocktail in the West is $10,000 to $15,000 a year.

But few can afford the $10,000 to $15,000 a year that is the normal cost of the AIDS regimen in the West.

Should they treat these three years as a period outside money, when normal cost-benefit rules don't apply?