cost

The costs that are quoted to you go into our time, the supplies, the staff.

The cost of living in Alaska can be higher than in the lower 48 states.

Their cost of living is increasing, congestion on the road, rental prices, food prices.

will cost about, based on the NASA estimate, uh, $1.5 quadrillion.

Grocery costs and living costs in Alaska are tax free.

The cost of chicken, butter, fruit Oh.

It costs energy rather than happening automatically.

What about the cost for all of this and who is going to pay for it?

it reflects the cost of labor and rent uh locally and so on.

The cost is completely irrelevant.

On top of those failures, the cost of the war in Russian lives has been devastating.

And when you calculate the cost of that pollution and that global warming, then they'll start to make sense economically.

REPORTER: An internal Pentagon estimate puts the cost of the war with Iran at between $80 and $100 billion.

And if the retailer passes those costs on to you, the new total you'll pay at the store is $966.

I'm also ending the wildly inflated cost of prescription drugs like it never happened before.

That means addressing child care, addressing health care costs, just material issues that really matter for working families.

Let's just say a laptop costs $400 at import in the US.

And this-- this isn't even a cost-effective way to steal an election.

Yeah, and how to do so in a cost-efficient manner, not trillions of dollars.

And that these newly free people knew “nothing of the cost of freedom, for not fought for it.”

Now, it's estimated that this database would cost $21 billion to rebuild if we were to suddenly accidentally delete it today.

Um so, for us, that means housing costs need to come down.

For example: To buy a mansion like that must cost an astronomical amount of money.

Of course, we've got our cost of goods sold.

Or rather, the catch is it would cost trillions of dollars.

Oh, no, I hope this doesn't cost CBS any money.

Do you have any creative ideas to increase the cost without just raising prices?"

In 1971, he threw a lavish party that by some accounts cost almost 20 million dollars.

We were supposed to reduce the cost of big steel tracks, and we had a group sitting there of rather old buyers basically telling us everything is optimal.