Sentence examples for counting the cost from inspiring English sources

Nicaragua's coffee industry is already counting the cost.

But Brazilians are already counting the cost to the economy.

They got there, though both are still counting the cost.

More than five years after the disaster, environmentalists and Gulf residents are still counting the cost.

Many people, however, were still counting the cost of Thursday's storm surges.

Fortitude Valley pubs and clubs are counting the cost of Queensland's new lockout and liquor laws.

Anglo Irish is still counting the cost of its bad investments.

Indeed, Argentina is also counting the cost of an opposite consequence of La Niña: drought.

And banks have been counting the cost of their exposure to Enron.

In Java, much of the day was consumed with counting the cost of Mount Merapi's eruptions.

They seemed cheaper (not counting the cost of the e-reader, that is).