Sentence examples for cost of letting from inspiring English sources

The cost of letting failed states appear in Europe's east would be tremendous.

We also know the cost of letting this deal fall apart.

The cost of letting Cyprus go under would have been greater though.

"And what is the opportunity cost of letting this potential slide?" he asked.

But the cost of letting problems fester is now even greater than the cost of curing them.

Fennel flowers attract beneficial insects, but the cost of letting it go to seed is persistent weeding ever after.

What about the costs of letting the tax cuts expire?

It would cost £1.6bn to meet all the costs (of letting them all settle, he seems to suggest).

And they both speak to the costs of letting shortsighted, local economy goals trump more global concerns.

The most seismic event of the crisis to date, the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers last September, demonstrated the costs of letting a big financial institution collapse.

It raises the question of how well Japan's regulators are balancing risks from the reactors with the costs of letting fertile research facilities lie fallow.