Sentence examples for crew costing from inspiring English sources

Plenty of questions surround the Oakland offense, but the chances of Lechler's crew costing the team another game are fairly slim.

Harvick led 83 of the 200 laps but had to rally after his crew cost him several spots.

A year ago, a fuel miscalculation by his crew cost him the race at New Hampshire International Speedway, where Irwin died Friday of multiple injuries from a crash.

Right now, a long-sleeved Ralph Lauren men's shirt costs $95, up from $89, an increase of about 7 percent, while a women's gingham oxford at J. Crew costs $72, up from $69.50 a year ago, an increase of nearly 4 percent.

In all, his crew cost $62,000.

Cabin crew costs are 72% lower.

"The foreign crew costs are more than $1m less than our Australian costs... we will become completely uncompetitive".

We're very concerned by the implications that the recent tentative agreement has on cockpit crew costs.

By the time you add food, fuel and crew costs, plus the £300-a-shot explosive grenades, whaling at present is no more or less lucrative than any other form of fishing.

Some of the tough-guy dialogue could have been written by the late Chicago novelist Nelson Algren: "Ya got my money?" Joe Maggio, the director, said he chose Chicago as the film's setting because of relatively low crew costs, a large reservoir of talent and neighborhoods like West Town, with its gritty streets that recall Chicago in the 1970s.

For (C_{4}) (extra crew cost), this attribute falls under the causal cluster as shown in Table 6.