Sentence examples for ban cost from inspiring English sources

The International Air Transport Association, an industry body, said that the flying ban cost airlines around $1.7 billion in revenue.

The six-day ban cost the airlines around £1.1bn, according to the International Air Transport Association IATAA).

"The fight for the assault-weapons ban cost 20 members their seats in Congress," Clinton said at the time.

"'There are well-documented concerns facing the entire industry: the first winter of the English smoking ban, cost pressures and general consumer confidence.

I was struck by a common thread in the responses I heard: Enactment of the original 1994 assault weapons ban cost Democrats control of Congress.

But after the vote for the assault weapons ban cost Democrats seats in 1994, red-state Democrats have steered clear of gun safety measures, judging that the political fury of opponents would not be offset by support from those who favor tighter controls.

Verbal abuse of a Premiership match official in 2013 earned him an 11-week ban, costing him a place on the British and Irish Lions tour of Australia.

Testing positive in spring training for a female fertility drug that is used by steroid users to restore testosterone production to normal levels, the 36-year-old Ramirez received a 50-game ban, costing him $7.7 million of his $25-million 25-million the Dodgersalarytent middle-of-the-lineup bandthet took them to their first National League Championship Series in 20 years.

The Suns are still bitter over the suspensions of Amare Stoudemire and Boris Diaw for Game 5 of last season's Western Conference semifinals, believing the bans cost them a chance to beat the Spurs.

In Iowa, though, where conventional title insurance is banned, costs for equivalent protection are often 20 to 30percentt lower than the nationwide average.

Moreover, the ban would cost the UK taxpayer a huge amount of money – the government estimates a total net cost of £150m.