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Discover Ludwig'costs rose' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in the cost of something. For example: "Gas prices have been steadily increasing, and costs rose by 10% last month."
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Costs rose.
Costs rose while productivity plummeted.
Labour costs rose only modestly.
Food costs rose 10.3 percent.
Moreover, costs rose since 2005.
And with capacity underutilized, costs rose.
But the costs rose too high.
Costs rose 9percentto to $2.58 billion.
Fuel costs rose about 5 percent to $2 billion.
As the political costs rose, members of Congress squealed louder.
However, labour costs rose by less than expected.
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