Sentence examples for commercial cost from inspiring English sources

"Green with his 'Kill it' commercial cost him two or three points.

The local authority draws up the street plan, then makes the plots available at standard commercial cost.

The gerbil commercial cost about $25,000 to produce, said Jonathan Schoenberg, creative director at TDA Advertising and Design in Boulder, Colo., which made it.

That's 37.5percentt more than a 30-second commercial cost during Super Bowl XXXIII in 1999 and is believed to be the largest year-to-year increase ever.

The commercial cost less than $15,000 to run and appeared on WYOU, a station that is the Scranton affiliate of CBS, the network that broadcast Super Bowl XLVII.

The commercial cost $5,000 to produce, and the TheNaderFactor.com is spending an additional $20,000 to run it dozens of times this week in New Mexico and Wisconsin, where Mr. Nader won a significant number of votes in 2000.

"I don't know what a commercial costs on our air.

A one minute live commercial costs B.B.D. & O. an average of $750 to produce, not including talent, whereas a one-minute commercial on film costs $1,000.

The huge commercial costs and chaos caused by the ongoing NHS fragmentation are the direct result of privatisation.

"Stemming [the market share losses] could necessitate price cuts, or increased commercial costs, potentially thwarting management attempts to attack the overall cost base".

What it does mean is that the growth phase of the economy will not be constrained by a surge in industrial and commercial costs.