Sentence examples similar to working cost from inspiring English sources

The elasticity of participation with respect to changes in working costs was evaluated at -0.67 for all nurses.

The treatment of an ankle sprain using tape in our study was cheaper mainly due to material costs than treatment with a semi-rigid brace (total costs: €167 (diagnostic costs 121; working costs 27; material costs 8; overhead 11) versus €204, (diagnostic costs 121; working costs 22; material costs 35; overhead 26), respectively).

So providing a place to work cost me $163,765.

Yes, Amtrak has toilets that don't work, cost overruns and trains that are too wide to make a turn.

The "extensive" work cost about £1,000.

However, after six years' work costing €200m ($260m), the restoration has come to fruition.

Whether such approaches can be made to work cost-effectively at a large scale, however, remains in question.

"Their [commuting] cost to work increases, cost of living increases, and we need to keep these factors in mind.

Remedial work cost as much again.

Collectively, these works cost Walton more than twelve million dollars.

"In total," he acknowledged, "the work cost about 50,000 pounds".