Sentence examples for a fatal cost from inspiring English sources

They succeed, at a fatal cost.

But the beauty of the soaring glass has come at a fatal cost for some.

The only good news of the day was that this lesson had not been learned at a fatal cost.

The recent outstanding HBO production of Larry Kramer's "Normal Heart" brought to mind not only how very much has been achieved but also served as a reminder of the painful fatal cost.

But Mr. Miller is far too leisurely — and takes far too much time — with a story largely blind to the sometimes fatal cost of fanaticism.

Although medical and ambulance costs are much higher for serious casualties (approximately £13 000 compared with £1 000 for a fatal), human costs are considerably different—£1 M for a fatal compared to £140 000 for a serious casualty.

With rare exceptions (notably John F. Kennedy's call for young Americans to pay any price and bear any burden), our elites have not sought to mobilize a new "greatest generation," but rather to keep a clueless one -- clueless, that is, as to war's fatal costs and bitter realities -- unmobilized (if not immobilized).

Overall, 15% of those with a first CV event went on to have a second event during the 36-month study period with mean first quarter nonfatal and fatal costs similar to first event levels.

According to the Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force, the annual costs of unintentional drug overdose in Ohio reached $3.5 billion in so-called fatal costs (which include medical, work loss, and quality-of-life loss) and $31.9 million in non-fatal, hospital admitted costs.

The economic burden of longer term costs and fatal costs, as well as costs of subsequent events, have not been thoroughly examined among those patients at high risk.

To our knowledge, this is the first study to describe fatal costs of commercially insured nonelderly, high-risk CHD-RE patients.