Sentence examples for cost will fall from inspiring English sources

It is a fair bet that offshore power's capital cost will fall.

But manufacturers are scaling up production and Dr Cui expects the cost will fall to $20 a kilo.

"The cost will fall," Mr. Orozco said, "as banks attract more customer deposits and so they can finance the transfers".

The cost will fall more heavily on boats that make, say, $150,000 a year than large trawlers that make $1.5 million a year.

In some cases this will be Britain itself, but in others the cost will fall to countries across the European mainland.

Investec said: "There are a lot of moving parts and no guarantee that all the cost will fall out and the profits come through".

BA's chief executive Robert Ayling, who broadly welcomed the Brussels decision, argues that fares will fall, but hopes that costs will fall even further.

All of the costs will fall to the county.

Business costs will fall and consumers' incomes will stretch further.

These costs will fall as a competitive market develops.

With wind, by contrast, for the foreseeable future, the costs will fall predictably and steadily.