Sentence examples for report cost from inspiring English sources

He said: "That report cost £7m and took God knows what length of time to produce.

Beginning with 1099s for 2011, brokers were also required to report cost basis for securities bought that year.

The newspaper said the report cost Djanogly, who is a solicitor and reputedly one of the richest members of the Commons, more than £5,000.

That's important, he added, because there are different ways to report cost basis when a shareholder has several blocks of the same issue.

The city permit fee was $200, plus a $500 deposit; an arborist's report cost $150, with a $400 fee for supervising the cutting, plus perhaps $800 for someone to do the trimming itself.

The report cost about $1.8 million, with most dioceses picking up the average cost of $9,500 for their own audits, said Sister Mary Ann Walsh, a spokeswoman for the conference.

It said work could only be completed after an assessment report costing £299 upfront.

And now that the report costs $1, the new F.T.C. rule would presumably no longer apply.

Although medication costs represent a burden to chronically ill patients worldwide, most patients report using their medication as prescribed despite the costs, and others report cost-related underuse despite an apparent ability to afford those treatments.

Background: Prior research indicates that residents of the United States are nearly twice as likely as Canadian residents to report cost-related nonadherence (CRNA) (ie, being unable to fill ≥1 prescription due to cost).

A standard report costs between $100 and $150.