Sentence examples for whose costing from inspiring English sources

2. There is need to develop comprehensive state education sector plans whose costing is rationalised efficiently, are realistic and gender sensitive, and which enhance political willingness to support the plan implementation through increased budgets to education with focus on improvement of gender parity.

At C.E.S., Intel hosted a panel on diversity, which featured Powers (whose costs the company covered), Krzanich, Hudnell, and others.

PSHPPs have many additional features of their operation in the common grid whose cost estimate cannot be represented so easily.

Big batteries, whose costs are plunging, are leading the way.

Developmental questions begin with those we ask of all technology: at whose cost, to whose benefit?

All good managers know that cheap technology whose cost curve declines over time will eventually supplant the old technology whose costs can only increase.

They generate desperately needed revenue while discouraging behaviors whose costs greatly outweigh their benefits.

There are charter planes, whose cost — tens of thousands of dollars — is prohibitive to most.

Critics contend that gambling represents a regressive tax whose costs outweigh any benefits.

After all, who would support a rule whose costs exceed its benefits?

Most liberals favor states also supplying common benefits, like roads whose costs would otherwise be prohibitive.