Sentence examples for boot the cost from inspiring English sources

Congress will continue to finance troops, loudly support them and "boot" the cost down the road.

Mercy was also applied when Davies cut down the breaking Rodallega and flew into Michael Brown's ankles with both boots forward at the cost of a solitary caution.

Various boots regardless of the cost still end up leaking.

The boot strap cost estimates of Rs.702 (95 % CI 701, 703) for the hospital group and Rs.

Murray sees only two ways to rectify the situation: Like Boots, fully account for the cost of options by buying in shares at market prices;.

The All Blacks have continued on their merry way without him, but on another day the 12 points they missed with the boot would have cost them.

It's less than the cost of the boots they died in.

Figure  3 shows the plotting of the boot strap estimates (20,000 re-samples) on the cost effectiveness plane.

They said the cost of standard-issue boots varied from £25 to £114, and from £14 to £43 for handcuffs.

Erdoğan knows also the cost of unleashing Turkish boots on the Syrian ground, though he does not lower the decibels of his anti Assad rhetoric.

Then, for the truly hard core, there are weeklong "career discovery" courses, which aim to give potential career-changers a taste of real life in a professional kitchen as well as to help recruit new students to the C.I.A. Day-long, hands-on courses for children or adults cost $160, and the more specialized five-day boot camps cost between $1,500 and $1,850.