Sentence examples for a steeper cost from inspiring English sources

He would prefer to see those tickets handed out to bird feeders, at a steeper cost: a thousand bucks.

Smaller countries face a steeper cost of providing public goods, and their small internal markets do not allow to reach maximum efficiency in the production of private goods (except if they enjoy the proximity to a large integrated market such as the European single market).

Staying closed on Sundays can come at a steep cost.

For sellers, liquidity comes at a steep cost.

CCS is a proven technology that could help mitigate climate change, but at a steep cost.

Landau gives us the sublime feeling that formal accomplishment comes with a steep cost.

The big lesson of financial crises is that too much optimism exacts a steep cost.

Although Mr. Stern brought listeners and prominence to Sirius, the move had a steep cost.

The current plan to equip lines by 2035 comes at a steep cost, estimated at more than $2.6 billion.

His participation in American democracy came at a steep cost: The government is now trying to deport him.

But that victory has brought a steep cost here and few of the benefits American officials had hoped for.