Sentence examples similar to cost heads from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

As health care costs head into a fourth consecutive year of double-digit increases, employers are shifting a growing share of the burden onto people who make the heaviest use of medical services.

In fact, most employers have met escalating health-care costs head on shifting the costs to workers, through "co-payments", and pushing workers into managed-care schemes.The costs of training, and the need to get the job done on time, are much more important than fringe benefits in deciding whether a company decides to go for full-time or part-time workers.

The result is lower costs (print heads comprise a disproportionate amount of a printer's final price) and far more versatile machine.

Mr. Obama took the cost issue head on in Chicago.

Conscription provides a pool of recruits at a low cost per head.

The revelation of the killings cost the head of the domestic intelligence agency his job last month.

Deutsche's unwillingness to tackle its cost problems head-on is evident in another way as well.