Synonyms for re-costing
re-cost·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "re-costing":

   recosting

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1. Chris Edwards:

   People will read in the local newspaper that the local highway expansion or the bus station or the local rail system that the local politicians had promised would only cost $ 100 million and it ends up costing $ 200 million.

2. The Economic Policy Institute:

   The total annual wage theft from front-line workers in low-wage industries in the three cities approached $3 billion, if these findings in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles are generalizable to the rest of the U.S. low-wage workforce of 30 million, wage theft is costing workers more than $50 billion a year.

3. Buddy Carter:

   Major League Baseball, unfortunately, has set an awful precedent by moving the All Stargame out of the state of Georgia -- out of Atlanta -- and costing the state hundreds of millions of dollarsand more importantlyimpacting small businesses and minority small businesses.

4. Dan Bebber:

   Currently, the disease is controlled by fungicide sprays. Banana growers in Costa Rica, for example, have to spray 40 to 80 times per year, this is very expensive, costing the country around $ 100 million per year.

5. Dave Lancaster:

   Dave Lancaster shed the pounds with a grueling walking routine fueled by Weetabix, fresh fruit and vegetables and lean meat and fish. Dave Lancaster started small walking going from bench to bench in Dave Lancaster local park. But Dave Lancaster never gave up and soon covered 10 miles a day - even scaling Wales' tallest mountain Snowdon. I like this form of exercise because instead of costing me, like a gym membership or exercise class would, it saves me money on gas. Now instead of meeting friends at my house, they join me for a walk !