Sentence examples for tram cost from inspiring English sources

The tram cost $57 million to build a nearly fourfold increase over initial cost estimates, which was one of several sources of controversy concerning the project.

The hop-on, hop-off Wee Tram costs £5 for adults and £4 for children with a valid Titanic centre ticket and takes you on a guided tour of the Titanic quarter.

Edinburgh's much-maligned trams cost hundreds of millions of pounds more than originally planned, arrived three years late and caused a seemingly never ending stream of roadworks which frequently left the city's road users apoplectic with rage.

The trams cost about each, but discounts were awarded after the delays and technical faults.

The tram will cost the port authority $26 million.

The audit revealed that OHSU managers knew as early as 2003 that the tram would cost well in excess of the original $15.5 million figure, partially due to a change in location of the upper terminal to accommodate planned hospital construction, but had withheld that information from city leaders.

But he doesn't mention that the trams – which cost €320m – are not being used at the moment due to a dispute between the mayor's office and city councillors, who are arguing over how maintenance of the new system should be financed.

The entire network, which could be built by 2030 and would involve trains, buses and trams, could cost £4bn.

The entire network - which could be built by 2030 - would involve trains, buses and trams and could cost over £2bn if realised.

The network - which could be built by 2030 - would involve trains, buses and city trams and could cost over £2bn if it goes ahead.

The tram's operating costs are also higher than expected.