Sentence examples for decent cost from inspiring English sources

"Both airlines have their issues and there are some decent cost savings and synergies to achieve".

But even if you quibble with how exactly the Coalition put the chart together, it's clear that there's a mismatch between the minimum wage and the cost of living (or at least a decent cost of living).

We've seen American consumers taking to the GoGo experience in droves - they love being connected on aircraft, and they get a really rich experience at a decent cost," he told BBC News.

One of our recommendations always is to provide much more flexibility around providing your customers with the handset that they want or replacing it with a much more decent cost and treating your existing customers at least as well as new customers.

Decent AEGs cost about $150+, good AEGs cost $250+, good spring sniper rifle starter platforms are $110+, and good pistols are $100+.

Needing a haircut, I found the Chinese-run Hair Salon Ping, just off the piazza, where a decent haircut cost just 10 euros.

Decent ones cost in the thousands of dollars.

Your best bet is to find a decent, low cost guitar that is more than suitable for a beginner.

Just 35,000 tickets have been made available to the public for each session – with another 15,000 reserved for VIPs, the media and teams – yet these have been difficult to shift, even with the cheapest tickets costing 100 roubles (under £2) and decent seats costing between 400-800 roubles (around £9-13).

The great trouble with Osborne's blunt instrument is that it pays no heed to regional inequalities – the fact that those earning in an area of high unemployment can expect lower housing costs, or childcare bills, while those earning in the south-east may find that even on a decent salary, costs are terribly high.

A large can of decent lager costs about £1.20.