Sentence examples for put the lifetime from inspiring English sources

BBC estimates put the lifetime cost of the move at just under £1bn.

Other estimates put the lifetime cost of the upgrades at around $310 million.

Other estimates put the lifetime cost of the upgrades at around $310 million CAD [$230 million USD].

Surveillance programs conducted in Europe during the late 20th century put the lifetime risk for CRC at 70-80% [ 10, 11].

Economists at New York's Federal Reserve put the lost lifetime earnings of those killed at $7.8 billion.

A couple could therefore give their child or grandchild £2,000 each (because the Isa cap is £4,000) to put into the lifetime Isa, and this would not be subject to inheritance tax.This is already possible with a pension, but the saver is not able to access the money".

James F. Wilson, a veterinarian based in Yardley, Pa., who often testifies in court on the value of an animal, said research completed this year puts the average lifetime cost of a medium-size dog at $10,400.

In 1951, resolving never to vote for them again, the novelist Evelyn Waugh had complained that the Conservative party in his lifetime "had never put the clock back a single second".

I understand the concerns: there need to be really good safeguards, but this could be a once in a lifetime opportunity to put the child right at the centre of everything we do".

"Barnes spent a lifetime putting the collection together, and no matter who the architect it will pale by comparison," said Nick Tinari, a former Barnes student.

I'm not put off by the lifetime experience of violations I have seen".