Sentence examples similar to cost heading from inspiring English sources

But consumers face higher gasoline, housing and food costs heading into the holiday shopping season.

That was followed by the managed-care backlash, when the trend line for health-care costs headed back up.

The central bank noted that prices for cars, gasoline and computers were falling while insurance and health care costs headed higher.

It doesn't take a CPA to project that if Disney eliminates many of the smaller Fox titles, then exhibitors' film rental costs head further northward, impacting their bottom lines.

Christian Dwyer, general manager for AOL-owned MapQuest Inc., said that the company started superimposing gasoline prices on its road maps when fuel costs headed toward record highs in 2008.

For hot-air balloon views, minus the cost, head to the whitewashed village of Sant Josep de sa Talaia.

HS2 is an elephant in a class of its own, as its cost heads from its supposed £56bn towards £80bn to £100bn.

Ohio State receiver DeVier Posey is playing his first game since sitting out a 10-game suspension for his part in the tattoo scandal that cost head coach Jim Tressel his job.

Although the benefits of antiviral therapy for persons with influenza infection appear to justify its cost, head-to-head trials of the various antiviral therapies are needed to determine the optimal treatment strategy.

Rising oil prices and a climbing ruble have brought down the cost of heading to the tropics during the depths of the Russian winter.

Dishes and prices here seem to change frequently, and customers would surely want to know the current choices and their cost before heading out for a meal.