Sentence examples for chief cost from inspiring English sources

Statistics say the chief cost of child-rearing occurs in the teens.

PriceScan's chief, Cost, 35, owned his own computer consulting company before he and a pal, a newly minted Wharton Ph.D. named Jeffrey Trester, launched PriceScan in April 1997.

The buttoned-up Lane Pryce came into Mad Men at the start of the third season, as part of a hostile British take-over of Sterling Cooper, remaining to become the company's chief cost-cutter and then pulling off the coup that allows the formation of the new agency at the season's close.

At the moment, one of the chief costs in Formula One is the operation of a wind tunnel to develop the car's aerodynamics throughout the season.

Limited global budgets are currently the chief cost-containing measure applied in VHA hospitals (Yaisawarng and Burgess 2006).

The claim infuriated Putin, the FSB's then-chief, and cost Litvinenko his career.

REUTERS BREAKINGVIEWS   DenizBank Chief Hails Cost-Cutting Results  |  Hakan Ates, chief executive of Dexia's DenizBank, proudly claims to be a "peasant" of Turkish banking, saying his cost-cutting has made the bank attractive to buyers, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Later he lost a nasty fight with his former studio chief, Jeffrey Katzenberg, costing Disney $280 million.

The council was criticised at the event for its management structure and the recent appointment of a new assistant chief executive costing £140,000.

Chief membership costs $5,400 per year for members with a vice president-level job title and even more for those in the C-suite, at $7,800.

Moreover, visitors to Ulithi need an entry permit, which requires the approval of Ulithi's council of chiefs and costs $20.