Sentence examples for present costs from inspiring English sources

Criminal legal aid at present costs the government £1bn a year.

"There is a view that the present costs of the industry are unsustainable," said the document.

What it boils down to on many levels, according to Surowiecki, is that the present is more salient to us than the future is; distractions are appealing because they're fresh, and future benefits are hazy while present costs are vivid.

As the proposals stand, consumers risk being confused by offers for Green Deal Plans that present costs and savings in different formats, have different ways of handling unexpected costs and different use of small print.

Mr. Gingrich has defended his support for the prescription drug benefit, and other health care spending, by saying that present costs will be more than offset by future savings.

Cost of jth future M&R activity in terms of present costs.

The other three companies are to paid a total of £36.8m in net present cost.

The ministry cited a "net present cost" of £228.8m for the six-year contract with Capita.

The whole campaign, from 1945 to the present, cost about $5 billion, the United Nations has estimated.

That is about half the present cost of the memsys technology, he said.

And the cost to the government was only about $50 million a year, a stark contrast with the present cost of billions of dollars in subsidies.