Sentence examples for cost of record from inspiring English sources

Countries are deadlocked over how to share the cost of record numbers of migrants and refugees arriving on Europe's shores.

Australia burns; the US rebuilds from Sandy and counts the cost of record heat; and the UK ponders its weirdest year of weather.

In order to allow it to pull out more fees at every link in the chain, these subprime lenders, trusts and banks decided to cut as many costs as possible including the cost of record keeping," Grayson said.

And other than bailing out bankrupt investment banks and automobile companies at the cost of record public-sector deficits, not much has changed in our economies over the past three years to suggest our next encounter with that these kinds of prices will lead to a different result.

We acknowledge the University of New South Wales for a Health Data Linkage grant to support the cost of record linkage.

One reason for small sample sizes in many validations is the high financial cost of record retrieval from GPs (currently averaging £70 per single set of notes).

Bands that choose to take part will receive half the revenue from the recordings and be exempted from the cost of recording and producing discs, with the right to pull out if they don't like the way they sound.

The account book, under the same date, shows the charge of the cost of recording the deed, and of insurance against Buck.

Technological advances like ProTools brought down the cost of recording; computerized inventories made it easier for stores to stock more releases.

The difference has mostly to do with the relatively small cost of recording and pressing a CD as opposed to making a film.

During the last decade, the cost of recording and producing music and video has plummeted, giving amateur auteurs a chance at stardom.