Sentence examples for cost stuck from inspiring English sources
Barclays' fear in September 2008 - a time when the global financial markets faced total meltdown - was that its supposedly less dishonest (and therefore higher) reported borrowing cost stuck out like a sore thumb.
If you're interested in cutting your trading costs, stick with stocks listed on the exchanges or with Nasdaq stocks that trade with one-eighth spreads.
Rent is cheaper, healthcare is cheaper, taxes are cheaper, and compared to the cost of sticking around for North American winter, utility costs are much, much cheaper.
So if the cost of abandoning print is too high, the cost of sticking with it may be even higher, though slower to reveal itself.
3. Evaluate the cost of staying stuck: What is the cost to you for staying stuck?
"I think they can make some of the cost savings stick," he said.
Life was good in their south of the island then and there was no apparent cost to sticking with the status quo.
For bricks-and-mortar retailers, the cost of sticking a web address on an existing advertising campaign is marginal (see chart).
Yet Verizon Wireless may swallow the cost of sticking with all-you-can-eat plans, at least for a while, to win over customers.
Recent studies show that patients who start out on these lower cost alternatives stick to their treatment plans more than those who struggle to afford treatments.
