Sentence examples for total cost of packaging from inspiring English sources

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The total cost of the package would be £1.7bn a year.

The deal appeared tempting, since the total cost of the package was less than a fifth of the price the Misfit Flash retailed for on the High Street.

While the suit was pending, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported that the administration had failed to include the interest on the bonds used to finance the expenditures in its estimation of the cost; this, plus the cost overruns reported by the Herald-Leader, had already pushed the total cost of the package to about $354 million by late September 1986.

In fact, on stage, Zuckerberg also announced the first sub-$500 Oculus-ready PC, bringing the total cost of the full package down to under £1,000 – even taking the Brexit-induced slide in the pound into account.

And it's the newest vaccines which are disproportionately more expensive: the pneumonia and diarrhea vaccines account for more than 70percentt of the total cost of the vaccines package.

The answer in both cases was money—sackloads of it.In all, the total cost of Mr Brown's package came to £720m this year, rising to £2.6 billion next year and almost £4 billion by 2002-03.

In terms of drugs consumption, the following were identified: number of prescriptions billed, number of package units dispensed, total cost of medications dispensed and the amount financed by the Catalan Health Service (the total cost of medications dispensed minus the out-of-pocket amount paid by the patients).

That is nearly a fifth of Pakistan's budget, and it exceeds the total cost of last year's five-year aid package to Pakistan passed by Congress.

With the BBC already having paid £204million  to retain the Match of the Day highlights package, the total cost of rights - including overseas, near-live and internet rights - is likely to far exceed the current figure of £5.5bn.

Each also has a large business supplying big U.S. corporations with customized hardware and software packages aimed at managing the "total cost of ownership".