Sentence examples for which is costed from inspiring English sources

Design work now will confirm the technologies and industrial capability needed to construct the mission, which is costed at over one billion euros.

The scaling up nutrition country implementation plan is the multi-sectoral nutrition plan which is costed with a matrix of results to monitor the progress.

Our family holiday will be a week in a caravan in Devon, which is costing £2,000.

The developer of the project, which is costing more than $10 million, is BFC Partners of Manhattan.

The investigation, which is costing $3.5 million, is the largest in the safety commission's history.

"It is time to end this unjust system, which is costing the nation money that could be better spent".

The home, which is costing him $595,000, is under construction and should be completed by the end of August.

The repair work to the line, which is costing around £15m, has been a triumph for imaginative thinking and teamwork.

The project, which is costing 500 million Canadian dollars (about $475 million), is one of the biggest redevelopments in city history.

It is important that we fill the infrastructure gap, which is costing Africa at least 2% in GDP growth annually.

Valentine said Benitez seems to be flying open with his front shoulder in his delivery, which is costing him velocity.