Sentences with phrase «actual dollar costs»

So while actual dollar costs and benefits proposed should be regarded with scepticism — we can act to reduce the risks of anthropogenic changes to the climate system.

While we prefer to look at actual dollar costs of retirement, you can also consider the percentage of your working income that you'll need to replace in retirement.

IDRA researchers collected actual cost information on the various components and developed an actual dollar cost figure for program delivery.

It's pretty straightforward — the actual dollar cost of what you spend on housing means nothing in a vacuum.

It's pretty straightforward — the actual dollar cost of what you spend on housing means nothing in a vacuum.

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All these commissions and reimbursements mean approximately 8 % — 12 % of the cost of the typical non-traded REIT is spent on broker - dealer and dealer - manager costs, leaving only 88 % — 92 % of investment dollars being placed into actual real estate.

You can add another $ 800 billion a year if you budget for future commitments, such as the future cost of pensions for our current standing military, so while the Defense appropriation is $ 640 billion, the actual cost to tax payers has been estimated at $ 1.7 trillion dollars each year — about 40 % of the annual Federal budget.

This pumpkin spice latte doesn't come from Starbucks, and it DEFINITELY doesn't cost four dollars, and instead of dicey «pumpkin» flavoring and artificial sweeteners, it contains pumpkin — actual pumpkin!

Yet «there are a variety of costs that are not always accounted for or that do not have a dollar - for - dollar relationship to actual costs in these grants,» Duckett replies.

However, between 1997 and 2002, the actual dollar award (on average) to MDs was approximately 30 % greater than awards to PhD investigators, possibly because of the greater cost of clinical investigations.

And while the cost may not be «financial» in terms of actual dollars and cents; it is indeed financial if it affects the reputation of the site — and creates a sense of lost confidence in the safety of the site.

The actual physical costs of a print book — paper, printing, binding, packaging, warehousing, etc. — are less than 10 % of the cover price, even in small volumes, and drop to less than a dollar per book for large volume titles such as bestsellers.

We wouldn't blame you for holding off until we know more about actual next - generation games, but in terms of current - day performance, the Velocity Micro Raptor DCX performs as well as systems that cost several thousand dollars more.

The actual dollar amount the percentage equates to can be a moving target from year to year if your replacement cost changes.

A regular purchase of shares of stock or other securities will typically require the investor to decide the number of shares to be purchased and then place an actual trade, while dollar - cost averaging is the investing equivalent of «auto pilot».

Thus the quote from HUD: «Contributions exceeding six percent of the sales price or exceeding the actual cost of prepaid expenses, discounts points, and other financing concessions as well as other inducements to purchase, result in a dollar - for - dollar reduction to the sales price before applying the appropriate LTV ratio.»

As far as the actual cost goes, Long Island, NY renters insurance generally costs as little as fifteen dollars a month.

Projecting the value of a dollar over the next 30 years causes the lender to take a conservative estimate that is a little higher than actual costs to ensure that the loan does not lose money.

The actual amount and how they calculate it is a bit of a mystery still, but it can be costing you, if you have bad credit up to hundreds of dollars every month, more reasons for you to contact a credit repair company and get your scores sorted out.

At the actual cost to replace them, you'll quickly discover thousands of dollars of things you forgot you even had.

The actual cash value of that secondhand couch might be five dollars, but after suffering a loss it's going to cost you far more than that to replace it new.

Rent, car and bills cost me 2500 per month (I live in a city and prefer not to live in a neighbourhood where I could be stabbed or shot when getting out of my car), then the 300 loan payment leaves me with about 90 dollars left over (calculating actual funds (net income), after taxes) and my cats need food, too... let me tell you, it's not fun.

(2) The nonrefundable fee for an application for licensing as a credit counselor is forty dollars in addition to the actual cost of obtaining criminal history checks.

If your pet becomes sick or injured, Trupanion pays 90 % of the actual cost of treatment, with no dollar limits on reimbursement.

Note: General dollar amount shown, actual cost varies by area and service provider, and medical needs vary by individual dog.

I compiled the following chart using the actual mileage and dollar award costs for several cities served by British Airways, American Airlines, Delta, United, and their partners.

Even if you don't plan on traveling with a particular airline or hotel in the next year, they often offer several ways to earn points without having to buy an actual plane ticket or a hotel night that can cost hundreds of dollars.

It's not unusual for these fees to reach hundreds of dollars just to change a flight by a day or two, and that cost doesn't even include any actual increase in the airfare itself.

Above all, he needs the prices of his work to remain high in order to keep on working, and that's very different from Jasper Johns or Brice Marden, who might make paintings that sell for millions of dollars but whose actual costs in terms of materials and studio space are relatively low.

AAAAAndre, You are half right, the decline of the dollar has inflated the cost of oil, but at the same time dramatic demand has increased the actual value.

Dollar costs are very poor surrogates for actual costs in energy.

One way to consider the question is to look back at the gush of federal research and development dollars that underpinned the actual space race (and led to a string of innovations that NASA says have produced far greater economic benefits than the research cost).

Actual scientists have already done that, using years of climate observations that do not in any way, shape, or form match up with the climate models that cost the industrialized world billions of dollars over the past three decades.

Units on the damage - cost axis are omitted because the figure is not seeking to convey actual dollar values (although economists believe that they can compute those values for future anticipated warming).

Moreover, while costs awards are intended to make a successful litigant whole, costs in the Federal Court are determined in accordance with the Federal Courts Rules, which prescribe fixed dollar amounts for various steps in the litigation process regardless of the actual costs incurred: Litigants can only expect to recover approximately 25 per cent of their actual legal costs in complex cases.

In any such action, the owner may recover two hundred dollars or three times the amount of the actual damages sustained by him, whichever is greater, and may also recover costs of the action and reasonable attorney fees; but monetary damages and attorney fees shall not be recoverable from a good - faith purchaser or good - faith holder of the property.

In a «penny-wise, dollar foolish» mindset, lawyers are not apt to associate cost with actual expenditure.

But when a party gets reimbursed most or all of their actual lawyers» bills — which in some cases can amount to many hundreds of thousands of dollars — this is known as «special costs.»

Other long - term care policies, they pointed out, simply pay a fixed dollar amount when the insured becomes chronically ill, without regard to the actual cost of any long - term care services received, and thus are similar to fixed indemnity critical illness policies.

This will include thousands of dollars in actual benefits, costs, attorney fees, and expert witness expenses.

Announcer (voiceover): Then, make sure you know what type of personal property coverage you have: A «replacement cost» policy typically pays the dollar amount it would take to buy a new item at the time of a claim, while an «actual cash value» policy pays the cost to repair or replace minus depreciation.

The different between the cost for an actual age company versus a nearest age company will probably be a few dollars.

Notice how the benefits are stated in actual dollars, based on the trip cost you enter to get the quote.

Because the purpose of insurance is to restore the insured asset (your home and property, in this case) to its original state, insurance companies use replacement cost rather than market value to determine the actual dollar value of coverage.

The actual dollar amount the percentage equates to can be a moving target from year to year if your replacement cost changes.

Insurance policies with replacement cost coverage may have higher premium quotes than those with actual cash value features, but you may find the few extra dollars per month provides better coverage in case of fire.

Replacement Cost and Actual Cash Value: Replacement cost policies provides you with the dollar amount needed to replace a damaged item with one of similar kind and quality without deducting for depreciation (the decrease in value due to age, wear and tear, and other factoCost and Actual Cash Value: Replacement cost policies provides you with the dollar amount needed to replace a damaged item with one of similar kind and quality without deducting for depreciation (the decrease in value due to age, wear and tear, and other factocost policies provides you with the dollar amount needed to replace a damaged item with one of similar kind and quality without deducting for depreciation (the decrease in value due to age, wear and tear, and other factors).

New for old means that the Benedict Canyon, California insurance company will reimburse you for the actual cost to purchase your items in today's dollars.

At the actual cost to replace them, you'll quickly discover thousands of dollars of things you forgot you even had.

In order to do this, they can use specific percentages, actual numbers and dollar amounts that describe their experience — such as cutting costs by a certain percentage or supervising a specific number of people.