Sentence examples for decision have cost from inspiring English sources

Male clergy who resigned because of the decision have cost the church £26m in compensation payments.

That bad business decision has cost Mr. Hands dearly.

The decision had cost him his off-stump at both Lord's and Edgbaston – a thought that may have occurred to him as Stuart Broad made the ball swing back into the left-hander and straighten ominously.

Millwall manager Kenny Jackett on the penalty decision: "That decision has cost us.

We're disappointed because a refereeing decision has cost us the game".

But Tannehill knows he needs a good game to counter the growing number of critics, who have pointed out that his lack of pass accuracy, poor footwork and inability to make quick enough decisions have cost the Dolphins.

"The prime minister's decisions have cost British time, British money, British talent and British prestige.

Several recent surveys by Republican pollsters suggest that the party's focus on a sweeping tax cut and the Bush administration's widely criticized environmental decisions have cost Republicans some support among women and widened Democrats' advantage among them.

"Decisions have cost us again," said Thomson.

Two massive decisions have cost us.

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy: "Bad decisions have cost us, but poor defending has cost us first and foremost.