Sentence examples for were costed from inspiring English sources
noun
Amount of money, time, etc. that is required or used.
- The total cost of the new complex was an estimated $1.5 million.
Palmer announced a slew of tax cuts and when asked whether they were costed, said his party officials had it nailed, along with his accountants in London, Paris and New York.
The figures were costed by Treasury officials under the established Opposition costing procedure, he said.
Fifth, days where the productivity was reduced by at least 50% were costed using half of the daily wage rate.
Other requirements that were costed included transport for the vaccination teams, time dedicated to vaccination campaigns by the vaccination teams, capture of field data, analyses of serum samples, monitoring the vaccination campaigns and cold chain maintenance.
Fringe Benefits Although the preparations for the Games themselves were costed in Brazil's bid, reports prepared by several European governments suggest that up to $50 billion will be spent over the next seven years in preparing for the two events, about 2.5% of Brazil's GDP.
While the airplane's advocates keep on chanting that it "only" costs $143 million per plane, the seven aircraft Saxby Chambliss tried to buy were costed by Lockheed at $1.7 billion; that's almost $250 million each.
This can be cost effective".
It's costing them politically".
