Sentence examples for cost struck from inspiring English sources

A few years ago social gaming was that meta-trend, and it produced a flurry of activity in investment and acquisition as the potential of getting games in front of hundreds of millions of users for low cost struck a chord with investors and VCs alike.

Have you ever travelled a great distance at a bargain cost or struck up a lasting friendship?

The £9.3 billion the Olympics are already budgeted to cost does strike me as quite a lot.

Justice Antonin Scalia seemed to speak only for himself when he suggested the way to avoid the time and cost of striking that balance was to deport "these people".

Likewise, Gillen wrote in his review that the cost "does strike you as a lot for an Indie lo-fi platformer", while insisting that "it is worth the money".

Byron Comninos Bronte, NSW, Australia John Harris's piece on the high cost of pop struck a chord (25 November).

In contrast to some members of the German Parliament, Ms. Merkel expressed no objections to plans by the E.C.B. to buy bonds to hold down borrowing costs for stricken countries, if certain conditions were met.

I can best minimize these costs by striking first and killing you at the first opportunity.

There is a critical balance to be struck between cost and establishing the safety and efficacy of vaccines.

France has stepped up restrictions on the use of cash, following the "low-cost" terrorist attacks that struck Paris last year.

As airlines elsewhere have merged or struck strong cost-sharing alliances, Virgin has been like a wallflower at a wedding reception, watching everyone else pair off.