Sentence examples for cost not only from inspiring English sources

If we don't, there may be a terrible cost, not only for one country, but for much of its continent.

And too often this cost not only monetary, but poses a threat to the physical and mental health of vulnerable families.

The pleasures of his successes came at an exorbitant cost, not only in technical failures but also artistic ideas that didn't quite come off.

Mammograms, as well as other X-ray and related techniques, come at a cost, not only in dollars, but in real health dangers.

Branded drugs cost not only taxpayers more money, but Medicare Part D beneficiaries too, as co-payments are generally much higher for branded drugs than for generics.

"Spending well," however, included fighting for half of his long reign, at a terrible cost not only to his own subjects but also to all of Germany.

Bayer argued that the reasonableness of the price should reflect the development costs, not only the public's buying power.

Hiring foreigners can help keep down costs, not only for stores and restaurants in cities like Tokyo, but also for manufacturers in the automotive and electronics sectors.

"We also enjoy a much better grasp of the human and social costs not only of drug use but also of the production and transit of controlled substances".

But their caution has costs: Not only could it prolong the recession, but it could put them at a disadvantage to more aggressive competitors when the economy revives.

A new online master's degree in computing at Georgia Tech costs just $7,000, compared with $25,000 for the on-campus alternative.Lower costs not only make courses more accessible, they also encourage experimentation.