Sentence examples for prices belonging from inspiring English sources
Nursing costs for general ward and ICU stay were based on mean costs per hospital unit prices belonging to diagnostic treatment combination code 401 ('pneumonia') for the year 2011.
The atmosphere recalls a colonial setting, the style is confidently contemporary and the prices belong to a forgotten era.
Wind speed, load variations and electricity prices belong to uncertain disturbances, and their predications are continuously updated by EMS.
Mr. Price belonged to a talent-rich generation of artists who emerged across the United States in the late 1950s and '60s, responding to the innovations of Abstract Expressionism with innovations of their own.
The remaining cost belongs to the manufacturing overhead, which is mainly influenced by the price level.
One woman told investigators that her attacker told her "she was paying the price" for belonging to Burundi's minority Tutsi community; another witness in the capital's Byakabiga neighborhood "claimed that Tutsis were systematically killed, while Hutus were spared".
The "safety" of the ghetto began to seem too artificial for Arnie and others, with the price of "belonging" one's renunciation of the belief that there could be fulfilling gay life outside the ghetto.
The prices also belong to another era.
The solution to rising drug prices really belongs at the federal level, Governor King said, "but in the meantime we've got some people up here who need help".
The one-bedroom two-bath 11th-floor apartment, asking price $1.3 million, belongs to Juan Montoya, anointed by the magazine as a "dean of American design".
What kind of price tag belongs on a book that would have, but for the defeat of the Nazis, provided a blueprint for the horrific consequences of similar data-collecting efforts across Europe?
