1. The true cost often differs from that which had first been projected.

2. I disputed the minister's figures, the true cost of the project is much higher.

3. The true cost of these experiments to the environment will not be known for years to come.

4. The public is not faced with the true cost of these products because their use costs lives and uses public health resources.

5. Meanwhile, economists argue about whether the true cost of healthcare has even gone down under managed care.

6. Once they expose the true cost of their subsidies, elected officials often decide that some are inappropriate.

7. It is about educating people about the true cost of crime and its overall effects, he said.

8. The true cost of allowing unfettered insider dealing has become less important than what people think the true costs to be.

9. Whatis the true cost of going skiing?

10. True cost of Rwanda's coltan, higher than expected.

11. Some critics estimate the true cost is as much as twice that much.

12. The true cost often differs from that which is first projected.

13. A second problem with traditional cost accounting systems was that they misled managers about the true cost of products and services.

14. Such a calculation is unlikely to produce a sum of money anywhere near the true cost of disturbance.

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15. They have to figure out what will be the true cost of this product.

16. D. Price is seldom determined by what the supplier believes is the true cost.

17. Somewhere along the way it became irrelevant to question the true cost of the stones.

18. Adjustments in fuel and water prices to reflect the true cost and increases in the resource tax are also moving into the right direction.

19. Harney , A . ( 2008 ) , The China Price : The True Cost of Chinese Competitive Advantage, The Penguin Press.

1. I disputed the minister's figures, the true cost of the project is much higher.