Sentence examples for projected costs for from inspiring English sources

Projected costs for 2002 are $29.2 million, nearly twice this year's total.

The projected costs for the plans vary from about $150 billion to more than $700 billion over 10 years.

It also pledged to declare when it had raised enough to cover projected costs for a disaster.

The decision to cancel the program came after the projected costs for 28 helicopters doubled to nearly $13 billion.

Jo Glading, a spokeswoman for the governor, said that estimate had been limited to the projected costs for the governor's office alone and did not include estimates for his security detail or those of the Labor and Commerce departments.

"Let's stop this conversation right now," she barked this morning, after Sarah Montague pressed her on the reasons why projected costs for the Tokyo Olympic stadium project spiralled out of control.

The projected cost for the NHS by 2020 is £30bn.

The projected cost for the city's various pension funds is $3.2 million a year.

Putting aside the cost of construction, critics said the projected cost for people to use the Hyperloop was impossible, too.

"The total projected cost for licensing, enforcement and compliance for the taxi and private hire trades over the next five years is £209M," it adds.

The potential applications for LEO-based satellite internet are diverse and would be game changers for many different industries, but many are skeptical due to the high projected cost for this type of project.