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View definitions for costing

costing

adjective as in priced

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noun as in cost accounting

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With her husband earning only $38,000 a year at a nearby factory, and rent in nearby apartments costings hundreds of dollars more than they now pay, the stress can be overwhelming.

He believes the Coalition government made several mistakes that led to the roll-out taking too long and costing too much money.

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The first, costing €15bn, will have a single instead of double track laid by 2030 and focus on the most important train stops.

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As well as passengers, poor rural bus services are costing employers.

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The earlier Audit Scotland report had revealed how a senior manager at Wics had an £80,000 Harvard Business School course paid for her, while others completed MBA courses costing £70,000.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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