Sentence examples for disputed cost from inspiring English sources

"After two years and the expenditure of extraordinary resources, this investigation comes down to questions about a plane that was paid late, an unpaid hotel bill, and the disputed cost of a campaign event," said Robert F. Bauer, the lead lawyer for the campaign.

During Vice President Dick Cheney's tenure as its chief executive, the Halliburton Corporation altered its accounting policies so it could report as revenue more than $100 million in disputed costs on big construction projects, public filings by the company show.

Some nonpartisan voices, such as the Congressional Budget Office, have disputed the cost savings that the report estimates for things like repealing the health care legislation passed in 2010, which the Tea Party refers to as ObamaCare.

The agency disputed the cost, saying the build-out of the interior was never completed.

Typically, he said, these disputes cost clients $7,500 to $25,000 in legal bills.

Commercial disputes cost small businesses in England and Wales £11.6bn a year, according to a new report.

The dispute cost Walgreens more than $4 billion in annual revenue, analysts estimate, and set off a steep decline in Walgreen's share price.

In delaying his departure to Hawaii, the dispute cost him a few days on the beach — but the political benefits he reaped are incalculable.

The chaos that reigned during the last election dispute cost more than 1,000 lives and shook Kenya to its core, but so far this disputed election seems to have been absorbed remarkably peacefully.

Environmentalists dispute the cost comparisons.

With the budget in surplus at the time, Mr. Bush didn't dispute that cost, and never tried to pretend that the cuts would be free.