Sentence examples for scientists cost from inspiring English sources

We as scientists cost a lot of money – we have to justify what we do.

The acquisition of Freshplum's technology and seven person team of engineers and data scientists cost TellApart more in cash and equity than the "single digit millions" it paid for AdStack last year, the company tells me.

Her Crème de la Mer, developed by a NASA scientist, cost $110 for an ounce of vitamins pulped with seaweed.

But Republicans on the House science committee complained this month that the proposal came "out of the blue," lacking much explanation from NASA officials, support from scientists or cost analysis.

If each paid the current average price for a residential system — about $23,000, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists — the cost to the government would total about $1.5 billion, which would include the Treasury grants paid to SolarCity.

"One well-placed student, technician or senior scientist — no cost, with the salary being provided courtesy of the U.S. taxpayer — and no risk, no difficulty," Mr. Ebright said.

The government has not yet produced one number for "the true value of nature", but its scientists have costed some of the assets that will one day enable this magical synthesis to be achieved.

In total, the current shortage of university-level-qualified scientists alone costs the Dutch economy nearly 1% of its annual gross domestic product.

In addition, social and psychological utilities of diagnostic criteria include acceptance by patients, patient organizations, clinicians and scientists, practicability, costs, and the reduction of anxiety.

Many of the infrastructure investments that the scientists suggested would cost tens of billions of dollars.

Success was achieved by a team of 50 scientists at a cost of a modest three hundred thousand pounds.