Sentence examples for cost working from inspiring English sources

That decision will cost working households £1,000 on average in 2020 and the losses could rise to £3,000 for some families, the Resolution Foundation said.

The poor are expected to be hit particularly hard due to the move to universal credit, a policy expected to cost working households £1000 on average by 2020, according to the Resolution Foundation.

In the wake of corporate accounting scandals that have cost working families their life savings, Mr. Bush is offering an industry-friendly emissions plan that can cost families their health.

The tussle of the day was over the Tory leader's claim that Labour would cost working families £3,000 in higher taxes.

Detection limit was achieved as low as 0.3 pM using simple and low cost working electrode and without applying any materials for modification of electrode or DNA.

Mr Murphy said: "The SNP's reckless plans will cost working families the most, with a £7.6bn black hole in Scotland's finances and the end of the UK welfare state as we know it.

The cost works out at 80p for 500g – not an inconsiderable saving.

If you are on tax credits you will pay less, with the cost worked out on a sliding scale.

His cost works out to a whopping $8.2 million per point.

The cost works out at about $1.35 per acre per month, and Mr Moeller plans to reduce that further.

Faced with new costs, working women will have to redouble their efforts.