Sentence examples for cost informer from inspiring English sources

"Even Giving Away Money Carries A Cost" (Informer, May 8), which listed large private foundations with relatively high overhead, used data that was incorrectly calculated by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.

According to transcripts, Mr. Tocco referred to Detective Wrynn as "my friend on the force" and said leaks from Detective Wrynn had cost a police informer his life.

The current champion, according to Caffeine Informer, costs $102.45 and was served in a giant metal milk can.

Lehr and O'Neill ask the obvious question: was the information obtained from these informers worth the cost of protecting the mobsters in a way that for all practical purposes had given them a license to kill?

The informer thus bore the cost of his share of the narcotics plus the taxi and other expenses necessary to obtain the drug.

For a statute dealing with the allocation of costs in penal actions brought by an informer, see 28 U.S.C. 823, 28 U.S.C.A. § 823.

The sheik was incredulous when he learned from the Yemeni informer that an apartment in New York might cost $2,000 a month.

Game Informer's Matt Helgeson noted that, ultimately, the cost per song was still cheaper than current prices for downloadable content, but he still felt the game's purpose was solely for "creating revenue for Activision".

I know the cost of betrayal within the Republican community and how informers have been turned into celebrities".

I know the cost of betrayal within the Republican community and how informers have been turned into celebrities". But, he says, its politics have been a problem for Ireland's theatres.

The suit results in a net recovery to the government of $150,000, three times as much as the fines imposed in the criminal proceedings; and this recovery was obtained at the risk of a considerable loss to the petitioner since § 3491 explicitly provides that the informer must bear the risk of having to pay the full cost of the litigation.