Examples of 'projected to cost' in a sentence
Meaning of "projected to cost"
projected to cost - estimated or expected to require a certain amount of money or resources for completion
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projected to cost
Maintenance of the fences is projected to cost €1 million a year.
The film was projected to cost $15 million, so Celador sought a US filmdistributor to share costs.
Altogether, the pilots and studies are projected to cost nearly $6 million.
The design is projected to cost US$5 billion and take 10 years to build.
And this liberal statist scheme is projected to cost taxpayers $12B.
The arena is projected to cost €60 million euros.
The prototype conversion was projected to cost $79 million.
The Commission was projected to cost $5.4 million over four years.
The first three lines are projected to cost about 50 billion yuan.
Answer The entire CPSM program is projected to cost approximately $3.2 million dollars over five years.
The new station is projected to cost $71 million.
Development is projected to cost €4 billion.
Reform of the school tax system is projected to cost $3.2 billion over five years.
New measures announced in the budget are projected to cost $16.1 billion over six years.
The bottom line was that a project projected to cost $1.5 million would eventually reach $6 million.
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This initial segment is projected to cost $90 million CAD.
Construction of Hawk is projected to cost €38 million.
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