Sentence examples for cost itself from inspiring English sources

"The product cost itself is not overly significant," said Mr. Hickman.

Crossrail's staggering £15bn cost was so easily found that Crossrail 2 has decided to cost itself at £27bn.

Korea cost itself a day of rest with the loss — it will play Venezuela on Saturday, with Japan playing the United States on Sunday.

The bank intends to share the impact of the tax, bearing part of the cost itself and passing on part of it to its individual bankers.

The average N.F.L. team cost itself nearly one game (0.98 to be exact) in aggregate Game Winning Chance errors during the 2008 regular season.

In doing so, the system has largely cost itself the prospect of magical outliers, like the beefy Maradona or the mini Lionel Messi, who persisted even after he was told he was "too small to play" as a kid.

In Hollywood, the astonishment many felt upon hearing about the project has been heightened by reports that his production company is paying the film's estimated $25 million cost itself.

Uptime's Brill notes that while it once took 30 to 50 years for electricity costs to match the cost of the server itself, the electricity on a low-end server will now exceed the server cost itself in less than four years — which is why the geography of the cloud has migrated to lower-rate areas.

At the Radio Festival in Nottingham today, BBC audio and music director Tim Davie said 2015 was an "ambitious" target, that up to 600 transmitters would be needed to complete the digital network, and that the BBC would not pay for the whole cost itself.

(Summa had to eat the cost itself).

"They don't price the cost itself," he added.