Sentence examples for choices cost from inspiring English sources

PRICES -- The three-course prix fixe meal is $32 ,includingan appetizer, entree and dessert, though certain choices cost an extra $2.

You can get a decent inexpensive bottle of Greek or Italian wine, like a dry red from Nemea ($21), but most of the better choices cost much more, like a fine Chianti Classico from Carpineto ($32) and Rapsani Reserve ($34), a dry, practically purple wine from northern Greece.

After looking at draft results from 1988 to 2004, Duke University's Cade Massey and the University of Chicago's Richard H. Thaler write that team executives display an unwarranted confidence in their draft-picking ability and that lower choices cost so much less that they actually have greater value, based on subsequent on-field performance.

But it's safe to say that his choices cost Major Lazer some of its edge and identity.

In Part 2, Hunter discusses the role of federal policy in the business sector's use of green energy, and whether the best energy choices cost least.

But unless legislators make hard choices, costs will spiral out of control.

Estimating cost is vexing, as each cabinet style has several prices per linear foot, with premium choices costing up to five times as much as the basic versions.

There are also à la carte choices, costing about $13 to $26.50 for appetizers, about $26.50 for main courses, and $11 for desserts.

There are limited data on outcomes such as accuracy of diagnostic algorithms (rather than single tests) and their relative contributions to the health care system, incremental value of new tests, impact of new tests on clinical decision-making and therapeutic choices, cost-effectiveness in routine programmatic settings, and impact on patient-important outcomes.

Youngmihn Kim, cofounder of Continuum Korea, says: "The choice, cost — are already met.

In the US, for example, which seems to be leaning toward crickets as the edible bug of choice, cost is still prohibitive.