Sentence examples for breakup costs from inspiring English sources

DALLAS (AP) — The Belo Corporation, now a broadcast company after spinning off four newspapers, said on Wednesday that it swung to a fourth-quarter loss because of write-downs, breakup costs and weak advertising sales.

There are risks that will keep the shares below its breakup cost.

You need to have a clear breakup of costs associated with your purchase decision.

"You try to avoid a breakup at all costs," Mr. Nieporent said.

The department specific breakup of the cost of analyses for uncollected reports during the representative period are shown in Table  4.

However, he acknowledges he has been told that the cost of breakup would be too high – illustrated by the problems RBS has experienced in trying to spin off just 300 branches, as stipulated by the EU as punishment for receiving state aid.

We enter this voluntary (some say insane, and they're not entirely wrong) pact because we do a cost-benefit analysis and decide that the benefits of getting married (or otherwise partnering for life) outweigh the potential costs -- breakups, emotional pain, financial disarray, the list goes on.

But recognizing the risks of euro disintegration — articulating the costs of a breakup is easier than explaining the benefits of remaining together — Ms. Merkel has recently been signaling that Germany's opposition to aiding the weaker countries could be relaxed.

The breakup of the Soviet Union essentially cost Russia a generation of pairs skaters, Vasiliev and other coaches said.

The cost of a breakup to the euro looks steeper than advocates of such a drastic step are suggesting.

Those against the breakup argue that it would cost both time and money that would be better spent letting the bank continue with its planned overhaul.