Sentence examples for the cost of class from inspiring English sources

Fifty percent of the cost of Class I roads and 25 percent of the cost of Class II roads were to be borne by the national government.

In addition, funds raised by the PTA also help to defray the cost of class trips and recently helped purchase digital cameras for each of our two elementary schools.

Too bad these cards are more than three times the cost of Class 4 16GB cards right now.

May points out that by using Convergent's products, these small phone industry players can build networks at one-twentieth the cost of class 5 switches sold by incumbents like Lucent and Nortel.

Crayons, pencils and other supplies often come in "class packs" at art supply places, usually for 12 kids - if you connect with five other families averaging two kids each, splitting the cost of Class Packs starts to get loony cheap.

In response, the school's trustees voted Aug. 13 to impose a midyear tuition increase that will raise the cost of classes for in-state undergraduates by $108 next spring, said Karen Grava, manager of media communications for UConn.

The price tag has also gone up as schools raise the cost of classes in order to modernize housing, build world-class facilities and compete to attract and retain top faculty.

The tuition includes the cost of classes while room and board will include the cost of housing and food.

The average class costs around $20. To make money, Skillshare shaves a 15 percent fee from the cost of the class.

This explains, he said, the success of intermediate classes that are offered by some airlines, including British Airways, such as "premium economy," which offers more room than in coach but for a fraction of the cost of business class.

When it resumed three weeks later, it had to rent a corporate jet at triple the cost of business class, says Mark Lortz, its CEO.