Sentence examples for collapse cost from inspiring English sources

Enron's subsequent collapse cost 20,000 employee's jobs and destroyed the pensions of many more.

This season, with an assist from the Chargers, the collapse cost them nothing but momentum.

The Enron collapse cost some investors their savings, and it cost the public its trust.

Robert Tchenguiz subsequently revealed that the financial collapse cost him £1bn.

Neil Bush, a son of President George Bush and a brother of President George W. Bush, was a director of Silverado; the bank's collapse cost taxpayers $1 billion.

The club hit out at the FFF's public courting of their manager, claiming it damaged their season as a second-half collapse cost them their Ligue 1 title.

PD Balotelli gets one-match ban and £25,000 fine for Instagram post Liverpool victory over Bournemouth calms the crisis talk – for now Walcott in contention for Arsenal return against Liverpool Russian rouble collapse costs Arsenal's Usmanov £517m in 48 hours It has been one of the most – maybe the most – predictable results in the Premier League of the last five years.

The charismatic Doris reimbursed his clients for their losses in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse, costing Mediolanum approximately $220 million and a dividend cut.

Mr Grieve said tweets by a juror had caused one sexual offences case to collapse, costing £300,000 and "requiring all the witnesses to go through the process all over again".

It is based on three big technological changes, all reinforcing each other.The first is the collapsing cost of solar power.

THE collapsing cost of hardware can be seen in its revival of a hobbyist ethos in the so-called Maker subculture.