estimated costs

At the same time, the court increased the state's estimated costs of raising a child.

German experts have estimated costs at five times this amount.

"Bids are coming in at 10 percent less than estimated costs."

Administration officials so far have refused to make public the estimated costs of an invasion.

Fear was really whipped up, and with it, the estimated costs of the trial.

This was based on estimated costs of replacing the services nature provides.

Some experts have estimated costs at as high as $100 billion.

The bridge was completed in October 1931, ahead of schedule and well under the estimated costs.

They feared that the construction would exceed the estimated costs.

The biggest errors were in rail projects, which ran, on average, 45 percent over estimated costs.

The wide range of estimated costs results from the stations' varying ambitions.

But the estimated costs of repair, nearly $3 million, far exceed its reserve fund.

TfL provided estimated costs for putting this fully into effect.

In 1921-22 a feasibility study was conducted, including distances and estimated costs.

Total estimated costs of project are €900 million, including €630 million for the offshore section.

In addition, the estimated costs to stabilize the country have swollen well beyond what Congress had anticipated.

"Estimated final cost" records paid and estimated costs to complete.

So, the estimated costs were taken out of context-without comparing what we're already paying.

Total estimated costs of project are €2 billion.

Estimated costs were provided in the original 1908 survey as follows:

It is not clear how these estimated costs would be divided among gasoline, diesel fuel and other products made from oil.

The estimated costs for the dam and power plant is approximately US$14 million.

Ms. Cruz declined to comment on estimated costs for the project, expected to be completed in 2003.

This groups the estimated costs under appropriate headings with subtotals.

Information: In order to function efficiently in a market, participants must know their own estimated costs.