Sentence examples for which was costing from inspiring English sources

Earlier, a project which was costing much less, then only the automatic approval would be there.

But until recently, many Dutch farmers were evading the law, which was costing the country millions in EU fines.

Last year she gave up her health insurance, which was costing $500 a month, and switched to an H.M.O.

Birol said it was a measure of the seriousness of the problem, which was costing the global economy billions a year.

And we can use the glycerin in our plant for cleaning and degreasing, which was costing us about $1,000 a month".

"It was way better than our older lighting, which was costing twice as much," he explains.For many years energy efficiency was the poor relation to cutting-edge clean technology initiatives like wind and solar.

The Treasury soon became alarmed at the potential cost of the program, which was costed at between £88 and £104 million.

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".