Sentence examples for cost headline from inspiring English sources

But though stable prices are a true central-bank achievement, they have not been won without cost: headline interest rates fell alongside inflation, as borrowers required less compensation for erosion of the value of their principal by rising prices (see chart 2).

The Vera Wang dress, the gluten-free cake, the uninformed estimates of the event's exorbitant cost — headlines for days.

"Holiday travelers ignoring fuel costs," headlined USA Today before the Memorial Day weekend.

In part, it was used to disguise the fiscal irresponsibility of the tax cuts: lopping off that last year reduced the headline cost of the cuts, because such costs are normally calculated over a 10-year period.

The headline cost of education clearly matters to students.

Ford, who lost New York State in the 1976 Presidential race, later admitted that this headline cost him the Presidency.

Mr. Ford never actually said "drop dead," however well the phrase captured his point, and thought the headline cost him the White House.

It has voted to leave interest unchanged, which means the headline cost of borrowing remains at the record low of 0.5%.

In order to keep down the headline cost of their plan, Mr. Bush's economists delayed most of the big tax breaks until late in the decade.

The headline cost for the project now runs at £7bn, with the final changes to services not due to be implemented until 2020.

Thanks to sunset clauses, its headline cost over the next decade was only $350 billion, but if the sunsets are canceled -- as the president proposed in a speech early this month -- the cost will be at least $800 billion.