Sentence examples for notes cost from inspiring English sources

But then, meaning did not seem to be a primary concern on a day when the mechanical reproduction of 200 bank notes cost more than $43 million.

Angus Deayton's injudicious use of £20 notes cost him his job yesterday when the BBC decided that the presenter's fondness for cocaine and predilection for prostitutes rendered untenable his position as chief satirist on Have I Got News For You.

"On-the-run" ten-year notes cost an extra one to two points.

"Transcendence," which The Hollywood Reporter notes cost north of $100 million to produce, is just the latest flop on Depp's resume, following "The Rum Diary," "Dark Shadows" and "The Lone Ranger".

Just to keep up America's existing combat units, he notes, costs 2-3% moreachch year.

Interestingly, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare notes costs for these surgeries tend to be lower, indicating that when clinicians know it is their patient who is bearing the cost rather than a major corporation, they make an effort to limit it.

Notes: Cost-centers and cost categories are merged to the cost-center groups and cost category groups shown in the cost-matrix.

When a company has products that could command as much as 80% margins, he notes, "costs are important but not critical".

As a result, he notes, costs to pull a ton of CO2 from the air could range anywhere from several thousand dollars to as low as $100.

A $50 broker's fee for the paperwork on a $50,000 chunk of ten-year notes costs you a minuscule 1 basis point (0.01% annually).

Notes: Costs based on SAI/SIH SUS for procedures and Brazilian Official Gazette or "Banco de Preços em Saúde" for drugs.