Sentence examples for recorded costs from inspiring English sources

TMG recorded costs attributable to exceptional items of £47.1m last year.

The company recorded costs of $27 million, or 17 cents a share, in the fiscal fourth quarter, which ended June 30.

Weyerhaeuser recorded costs of $438 million, or $1.78 a share, to shut plants; and $32 million, or 13 cents a share, for asset impairments.

Net income climbed 15percentto to 62 million Canadian dollars ($61.2 million), or 23 cents a share, from 54 million Canadian dollars, or 20 cents a share, a year earlier, when it recorded costs for cutting jobs.

Several big broadcasters, among them NBC, a unit of General Electric Viacomom unit CBS and Disneyy's ABC, each said a feature on the ReplayTV 4000 allowing viewers to easily skip the commercials of a show they've recorded costs the company advertising revenue.

As most health care and IDSR activities in Burkina Faso are funded by the government, we took the perspective of the government-funded public health care system (i.e., we only recorded costs and savings incurred by the national government); costs incurred by households were not included.

For the period, Google's recorded cost-per-click average rate fell 9%.

Nowadays, recording costs are "approaching zero".

Anthony Tommasini writes that "recording costs, especially for symphonic and operatic fare, have skyrocketed".

This is not true for the single largest component of recording costs in the United States and Canada: wage payments to orchestra musicians.

In all, Mr. Padell put recording costs at about $700,000 -- all paid for by the artist -- leaving $300,000, still a lot of money.