Sentence examples for question costs from inspiring English sources

In its 2012 report Solar Power, Darkest Before the Dawn, their team concluded that big as the solar cost-down had been over the period in question, costs will continue to fall at about 10% a year, some markets already are at grid parity, many more will be by 2015, and that by 2020 fully a thousand gigawatts of solar PV could be installed around the world.

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For example, I can earn 45 Credits if I answer the question, "Which business model would be better for a "find a co-founder" website: Match.com or eHarmony?" An answer from Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo, who is an order of magnitude more important than me, to my "What are the key differences between "Normals" (normal mainstream users) and tech early adopters?" question costs a pricey 960 credits.

The garment in question cost $4,525.

(He seems convinced that the settlement of the lawsuit in question cost the government $180 million).

Well, precisely none of the Land Rovers in question cost as much as the one that's just been sold at auction by Bonhams of London.

There are two answers to the first question: cost and time.

The generation of the scenarios considered three fundamental variables for the trip in question: Cost ; Risk (fatalities per year); and Time (minutes).

Therefore, the costs for prevention should be considered in view of the question: "Cost per case or total cost?" The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

This amounted to $129,707,328 in "questioned costs" – part of an overall total of $134,552,665 of unsupported costs racked up by Imperatis over its "Legacy East" contract with the Pentagon.

Sigar recommended that US Army Contracting Command should "determine the allowability of and recover, as appropriate, $134,552,665 in questioned costs identified in the report".