Sentence examples for another cost of doing from inspiring English sources

Locals regard long tax battles as just another cost of doing business; few worry that the taxman will bankrupt them.

Some outdoor advertising companies regard municipal fines for illegal signs as just another cost of doing business.

Some landscapers are complaining that the law unfairly focuses on their industry while adding another cost of doing business.

It makes the environmental management of packaging just another cost of doing business – like R&D or marketing.

But the frequent use of these agreements raises the question of whether banks have come to regard them as just another cost of doing business.

Unlike a criminal prosecution, civil filings – many of which are ultimately settled – result only in the payment of money, giving the impression that the punishment is just another cost of doing business.

And there is another kind of cost of doing business.

When does a fine simply become a cost of doing business — another few, or forty, million dollars built into a contract?

Paying Fines: Noting the various fines that Prince's companies have paid in the past, including more than forty million dollars for illegally training troops in Jordan, Amy Davidson asks: "When does a fine simply become a cost of doing business — another few, or forty, million dollars built into a contract?" Maradona has accumulated enough fines for a highlight reel.

It's therefore easy to compare the cost of doing business with one fund as opposed to another.

"Cost of doing business," he said.