Cost
Cost noun - A payment made in the course of achieving a result.
Estimated
Both words in one sentence
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It's estimated that a lifer sentenced when he's 37 could cost the prison system up to four million dollars over the course of his life.
Source: The Old Convict - It's been estimated that to produce even one gram of anti-matter would cost $25 billion, and they'd need more than one gram.
Source: Dan Browned / Dan Brown - The comic book series also highlights the cost of Batman's decision: Joker's victims are estimated in the thousands, all of whom Batman is indirectly responsible for.
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