Sentence examples for doom to cost from inspiring English sources

Budgetary inflation also caused Temple of Doom to cost $28.17 million, $8 million more than Raiders of the Lost Ark. Filming began on April 18 , 1983in Kandy, and moved to Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, England on May 5. Producer Frank Marshall recalled, "when filming the bug scenes, crew members would go home and find bugs in their hair, clothes and shoes".

Once dismissed by the industry, they sell for about $20 and are waging a convincing assault on sophisticated, hardcore bestsellers like Quake and Doom, which cost at least twice as much.

Once dismissed by the industry, they sell for about $20 and are waging a convincing assault on sophisticated, hardcore bestsellers like Quake and Doom, which cost twice as much.

Those who assemble portfolios that closely resemble the index are doomed to underperform, because of costs.

Mr Putin enjoys standing up to the interfering West, not least for domestic political reasons (see article), but sticking with a doomed leader could cost Russia its naval-supply base in Tartus and its arms exports.

But that's still very low).To those who would say that passive funds are also doomed to underperform the market after costs, that is true, but their costs are a lot lower.

In a little more than a month, Toronto has gone from a cost-conscious franchise doomed to finish behind its high-spending division rivals to baseball's boldest team this off-season.

They may just be doomed to agree.

The laid-off will be doomed to join the numerous currently unemployed.

Trams were a marked advance on their predecessors: horse-drawn omnibuses had been slow, inefficient and expensive because of the cost of the horses, doomed to live short miserable lives as a result of the harsh nature of the work.

BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten was warned a year ago that the Digital Media Initiative technology project, recently scrapped after costing nearly £100m of licence fee money, was doomed to failure.