Sentence examples for released costing from inspiring English sources

The bundle will go on sale in Japan only on September 8 (that's also when the game itself will be released), costing $467.

The Zeus kit is one of the most well-known of these and, when first released, cost a few thousand dollars in its basic form.

Together with further pretreatment optimization, the more cost-effective enzyme products of the future (beyond the 2009 prototype used here) will release cost reduction potentials in the form of cheaper pretreatment, higher solids contents in enzymatic hydrolysis, higher yields and shorter residence times leading to cost reduction beyond that of the enzyme itself.

This paper recognises such a relationship, though targets the implementation in technology that have both an initial reduced cost of investment as well as a released cost-opportunity value.

FBI spokeswoman Beth Anne Steele said the agency was not prepared to release cost estimates.

The White House has yet to release cost estimates or say how the program would be financed.

But the administration has been hesitant about releasing costs for the project, conservatively estimated at more than €200m.

They said they would not release cost estimates for the ancillary buildings until they had hired the contractors.

Although the Housing Authority of New Orleans says that modernizing existing developments would cost more than building new housing, it has yet to release cost breakdowns or the source of the figures.

"Governments should also publicly release cost-benefit analyses to show taxpayers they were making the right choices on which projects to build," said Garry Bowditch, the chief executive of the SMART infrastructure facility at the University of Wollongong.

Film accounting rules require distributors to record releasing costs immediately, often resulting in an initial loss when a film opens, while revenue is booked over a period of years.