Sentences with phrase «sometimes estimates the cost»

The inspector documents findings with photos, makes recommendations and sometimes estimates the cost of needed repairs.

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Costs over time can increase and sometimes your estimates aren't accurate because you didn't factor in other unforeseen fees that may arise.

If I'm not mistaken, this is a reference to so - called «baseline» reporting or the «present law» budget; requirements (sometimes in law, sometimes in government accounting principles) stipulating the «base» for the next year's budget estimate is what costs would be absent change.

But sometimes, the bottom line is what matters most, and the Compass Sport is estimated to cost $ 34,373 over the next five years, or about 45 cents per mile.

Estimates of the cost of raising a child to age 18 have typically come in around $ 160,000, sometimes more.

The charge to install some of these systems can sometimes counteract the cost of your insurance coverage so it can pay off to install them on your own or ask for estimates so you can do the math.

Sometimes, students will go in and estimate their school costs and then ask for a few hundred dollars more than the cost of attendance.

Sometimes a more expensive food can be cheaper than a more low - cost one when daily food costs are estimated.

Existing estimates are based not on testable (let alone tested) economic models of how changes in climate generate economic costs, but on conjecture, guesswork, and sometimes simply by asking «experts» — the people who construct SCC estimates — what they think the damages from climate change might be.»

The charge to install some of these systems can sometimes counteract the cost of your insurance coverage so it can pay off to install them on your own or ask for estimates so you can do the math.

Based on our collection of resume samples, these employees perform activities like getting permits, inspecting construction sites, ensuring building code compliance, offering cost estimates, and sometimes performing hands - on labor.

General Contractors coordinate a construction job from start to finish, to include providing cost estimates, obtaining permits, hiring workers and sometimes performing hands - on labor.

Items such as school lunches, clothing, health costs, extracurricular activities, summer camp expenses and sometimes even pet costs that somehow must be kept and paid for because the pet belongs to a child, are determined as «shared» expenses and these monthly costs are estimated in a budget or 10 to 20 items.

If the cost estimates are too low, the project will go over budget — sometimes significantly so.