Sentence examples for countries costs from inspiring English sources

When these fertilizers — which are resource intensive to produce — need to be shipped long distances to reach consumers in Southern Hemisphere countries, costs can skyrocket.

And she even bested him by nine points among voters who believe that trade with other countries costs the United States jobs.

In Europe, it still makes sense to buy an InterRail pass (interrailnet.com), which allows you unlimited travel in your chosen countries on as many days as you choose to cover; for example, a one-month Global Pass, covering 30 European countries, costs from £329.

CNN's exit polls found that 58percentt of Michigan voters believed trade with other countries costs jobs, compared with 30percentt who believed they create them.

Critics in organized labor have charged that lowering trade barriers with lower-wage countries costs the United States middle-class jobs and encourages a global race to the bottom in labor and environmental standards.

In both countries, costs were higher and HRQL lower as level of asthma control decreased.

Calls to other countries cost extra.

The incubators sold in Western countries cost up to $20,000 and require electricity — which is unreliable in developing nations.

The bank reckons that sending $200 between countries cost an average of nearly $18 in fees and exchange-rate margins in the third quarter of 2010.

Due to high reimbursement levels in most EU countries, cost-consciousness is often low.

Voice calls to the U.S. from all supported countries cost $0.20/minute.