Sentence examples for collapse costs from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Moments after a second straight late-game collapse cost St.

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.

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.

Alex Cejka's spectacular last-day collapse cost an extrabet.com customer a potential £50,000 after he had backed the German at 500-1 for £100.

A number of Pakistan players were banned indefinitely after their team's unexpected second-innings collapse cost the team the second Test in Australia during January 2010.

The collapse cost 1,100 workers their jobs and American taxpayers $535 million in loan guarantees that Solyndra had received under a Congressionally authorized program to encourage young companies to develop clean-energy technologies.

He also participated in meetings with federal banking regulators about Mr. Keating's thrift, Lincoln Savings and Loan, whose collapse cost taxpayers millions of dollars and nearly cost Mr. McCain his reputation.