Sentence examples for stations costs from inspiring English sources

An accompanying report by the Climate and Health Alliance, a coalition of 28 health groups that are concerned about climate change, calculates that the health damage caused by the Hunter Valley's five coal-fired power stations costs the economy $600m a year.

The cheapest ticket on Mumbai's train is a rupee – or just over 1p - while a year-long first-class season ticket for the most popular line on the entire network of 270 miles and more than 100 stations costs around £250.

In addition, femtocells are considered in this case as part of the operator infrastructure and therefore they are included in the base stations costs category.

That figure does not include infrastructure upgrades and charging stations, costs that Garcetti said could be paid by the companies providing the buses.

One 19-dock station and six 15-dock stations cost $280,931.

Yet the dismantling of Britain's nuclear power stations cost the public £2.3bn in 2012-13 alone.

The Ilford station upgrade will cost £6m – a fraction of what the central London stations cost – and has already been the subject of an internal Network Rail value-engineering exercise".

Parking spaces at certain Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road stations cost extra, but had the battery charger and free electricity.

How to get there Trains from Moscow's Kursky or Yaroslavskiy stations cost from £14 return and take between 90 minutes and three hours.

(Altogether, the installations at the four stations cost $4.5 million, a tenth of one per cent of the budget, according to the M.T.A).

He estimates each of the eight docking stations cost about $37,000, and include the kiosk, solar panels, map frame, and 15 bike docks.