Sentence examples similar to could be costed from inspiring English sources

Sanctions could be costing taxpayers more".

A crucial obstacle to implementing the recommendations could be cost.

But … the cuts imposed mean floods will happen that could be cost effectively avoided".

That's ridiculous, and unacceptable, because it could be costing people's lives.

The delay could be costing lives, says Michelle Rowett, chief executive of MDF The BiPolar Organisation, a user-led charity.

And failing to invest in transport could be costing the region $2 billion a year, argues Chicago Metropolis 2020, a civic group.

"This decision risks affecting progress with deployment and cost reductions, delaying the point at which solar could be cost competitive, and damaging broader investor confidence," he said.

Others said the financial damage would depend on how long the US factories were closed – but could be costing the firm $550m£341m1m) per month.

Although this is useful if you have a family, it could be costing far more on your energy bills than necessary.

Fear of data-mining of healthcare could be costing as many as 100,000 lives a year, according to Google's Larry Page.

Tax avoidance by some of Australia's largest companies could be costing the federal budget more than $8bn per year, according to a new report.