Sentence examples for proposing costs from inspiring English sources

BP's insurers will take a hit, as will the pension funds which invested so heavily in it; but, though some people are proposing costs of $40bn or even $60bn, I will bet the price of a barrel of crude that the company is still in business 10 years from now.

Obama has been trying to set an example of prudent government, trotting out cabinet officials to describe the way projects are coming in under budget and proposing cost-cutting changes.

Several research studies have been conducted over the last decade, proposing cost-efficient broadband architectures.

Both groups would offset the proposed costs elsewhere in the federal budget.

Mr. Coleman said that New York Waterway was chosen because it was better prepared to run the route and its proposed costs were more competitive.

Whittingdale met with victims of press abuse but not until weeks after he announced the delay to proposed costs, which were meant to commence on November 3 and which are vehemently opposed by the industry.

The regulator has been considering plans submitted by the 18 water and sewerage companies outlining their proposed costs and prices.

A second phase had been planned to begin in 1988, but the release of the Taylor Report caused the plans to be redrawn and the proposed costs escalated to £25 million.

A variety of experts are telling leasing drivers that it's better not to overplay their hands: a proposal from the borrower might lead the lender to get confident and jack up proposed costs and interest rates.

What about the proposed cost savings?

I'm also disturbed by the proposed cost.