Sentence examples for ration costs from inspiring English sources

After one year, the project has already seen minor changes to milk production and corrected milk fat, and major reductions have been made in ration costs.

Each ration costs $13 and best before 2.5 years.

Comparisons show small differences among major ingredients content and total ration cost.

The original said rations cost the government at least £2.8m a year.

Today, many see access to bread as a right, and more than 68 million Egyptians receive monthly food rations, costing the government roughly £3bn a year.

The rations cost $4.35 each and have a shelf life of up to three years at 80 degrees.

Unless we squeeze out services that are worth less than they cost -- in other words, unless we ration -- even cost-effective care will become unaffordable.

If we assume that patients who require dialysis but do not receive it will die, the ration between cost and GNP also expresses the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), i.e., an ICER of one would mean that the average gross national product has to be invested in order to save one year of life.

In the latter case, for a given level of rationing, welfare costs will be higher if users of rationed products have different elasticities of demand.

But that could change.Billy Tauzin, the drug industry's chief lobbyist, protests that European-style rationing would cost American lives.

Cubans, meanwhile, are barred by law from selling or trading their deeply subsidized rations, which cost 33 Cuban pesos a month, about $1.30.