Sentence examples for will cost close from inspiring English sources
will cost close to 8200 a month.
A crude rule of thumb is that every $100 billion of deficit reduction will cost close to a million jobs in the near term.
It is rumoured that it will cost close to $1m£630,00000) – as much as Zanu-PF's three-day party conference last December.
The Coalition's plan to repeal the carbon tax will cost close to $10bn and its plan to repeal the mining tax another $3.7bn over the next four years.
A family of four will be able to watch England play a pool game in Manchester for £130 but for the same family to see Stuart Lancaster's side in the knockout stages will cost close to £400.
The whole project will cost close to $10 million, and Mr. Govan said he has drawn criticism about the wisdom of such a project at a time when California is reeling from cuts to everything from colleges to parks.
The cables currently sell for $30 £200), but with shipping to the UK, the whole thing will cost closer to $45 £311).
The governor says the tax increase is $1.2 billion though independent analysts have predicted that over the years it will cost closer to $1.3 billion.
A coast-to-coast ticket will cost closer to $1,000 than $200.
A more realistic assessment (indeed, the consensus view among experts not aligned with the nuclear industry) is that new plants will probably cost close to $2,000 per kW.
It will actually cost closer to 50percentt more than that over the next 10 years, and the battle will be a closely fought one that will test both party loyalties and Mr. Bush's salesmanship.
