Sentence examples for decisions cost from inspiring English sources

Bad business decisions cost Guccione, once worth an estimated $200m, his fortune (though rumours of a Swiss bank account persisted).

We do, however, know how much another of Mr Christie's off-the-cuff decisions cost New Jersey voters.

Whether the lights go on depends on a complicated point system in which the worst decisions cost you 16 points and the best cost nothing.

Redknapp claimed refereeing decisions cost his side after Spurs had a goal disallowed, two penalty appeals for handball turned down, and had Younes Kaboul red-carded.

Two decisions cost Saracens: when Jim Hamilton was penalised for holding on as Teimana Harrison competed on his feet for the ball and Northampton scored their second try one minute later and near the end when Jacques Burger appeared to do the same as Harrison and was penalised for Stephen Myler to kick the final points of the match.

"But everybody has to see that the decisions cost us the game.

In other words, both the beginning and the end of life are becoming increasingly subject to market decisions, cost-benefit analyses, and bottom line considerations that had not been so glaringly explicit in the past.

"The same decisions, bad decisions costing us games.

We also uncover interesting dynamics between decisions, costs, and probability estimates.

It was the direct result of a series of policy decisions costing more than one trillion dollars over three decades.

Respondents also indicated willingness to participate in these decisions: cost-containment policies close to the bedside were the most frequently approved.