Sentence examples for total lifetime cost from inspiring English sources

The total lifetime cost will be up to £205bn.

The total lifetime cost of the planned Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant could be as high as £37bn, according to an assessment published by the UK government.

Maintenance and testing activities — conducted, respectively, on the release currently in use/to be delivered — absorb most of total lifetime cost of software development.

In our work with the largest mining companies in the world, we've found few that can afford to fund the total lifetime cost of treating workers which can range from $400,000 to $900,000 per person.

No matter how well they are designed, all civil engineering structures will deteriorate over time and lifetime maintenance expenses represent a substantial portion of the total lifetime cost of most structures.

These increasing costs make it desirable to design new naval structures with their minimization in mind, as well as ensuring that such vessels are robust to changes in expected service life with respect to their total lifetime cost.

The mean total lifetime costs for SMBG and CGM technology totaled $494,135, resulting in an incremental cost of $23,552.

Only a small fraction of the shares and ownership of those 47 projects, equivalent to about 16% of their total lifetime costs, is from firms based in Scotland.

However, older individuals still receive similar initial treatments and therefore incur a substantial fraction of the total costs: a 65-year-old incurs more than half of the total lifetime costs for treatment and surveillance of a 25-year-old.

Unit medical and productivity costs were computed and then multiplied by corresponding incidence estimates to yield total lifetime costs of violence-related injuries occurring in 2000.

Total lifetime costs associated with drowning were estimated to exceed $5.3 billion in 2000, including $2.6 billion for children ages 0 to 14 years.