Sentence examples similar to a costs to from inspiring English sources

There is a cost to this practice.

There is a cost to carbon.

Obviously, there is a cost to this.

Is there a cost to it?

It comes at a cost to us".

"There is a cost to the democracy in that disillusionment.

"It is at a cost to other places of course.

The service, however, comes at a cost to government agencies.

This left a cost to the taxpayer of £2bn.

But these successes come at a cost to society.

"These are assets – not a cost to the nation".