Sentence examples for costs will claim from inspiring English sources

But debt-service costs will claim 4.1percentt more revenue.

– These extra energy costs mean that energy will claim 9.5% of median family income in 2005, up from just 5% in 2003.

George Bush will doubtless tell the electorate that America is closer than ever before to achieving the dream; his main Democratic challengers will claim the system costs too much and provides little protection.

Miliband will claim the wholesale cost of energy has risen since 2011 at an average rate of 1.6% a year but the big six firms have increased retail prices by an average of 10.4% a year.

"They will claim it will cost you money... will kill jobs," and that it's a "war on coal" that will harm minority and low-income Americans by eliminating their jobs.

Many will claim their riches.

Whereas the former are amenable to cost/benefit reasoning, the latter, he or she will claim, are not.

"Until firm action is delivered on whiplash and the compensation culture, claims costs will continue to rise.

Under the proposals, it is claimed that administrative costs will be saved in the public sector as 3.8 million trade union members – 54% of the public sector workforce – are told to make their own arrangements to pay their union subscription, mainly by direct debit.

Npower claims commodity and production costs will fall from £565 now to £514 in 2020.

Permanent or expensive repairs should wait until the flood insurance claim is finished to ensure their costs will be compensated.