Sentence examples for driving cost from inspiring English sources

Tickets for the chariot races in Jerash, including the chance to try chariot driving, cost £10 adults, £2 children (jerashchariots.com).com

Whoever is driving a car around £200 is affordable, it can just be written off as another driving cost," he told BBC Breakfast.

First, the numbers: the two-seat Mercedes he was driving cost $48,000 (the price of a fully loaded Toyota Highlander today).

Consumers have grown so accustomed to things being ever cheaper and ever more reliable that companies have to keep driving cost down and quality up just to stay in the game.

What is driving cost of revenue growth?

He admits he's no designer, but he built a roughshod private plane-versus-driving comparison tool into AirPooler (though its driving cost estimates seem a bit high).

Some economists say large regions will maximize competition among health plans, driving costs down.

This is part of an important national discussion about what is really driving costs for American hospitals.

A minivan presents added driving costs compared with the nation's most popular rental car, the full-size Ford Taurus.

With hefty tax breaks, promotional leases and cheaper operating costs, the vehicles offer driving costs no more than those of conventional cars, some analysts say.

Lloyds Banking group has issued guarded advice that Scottish independence could have a "material impact" on its costs and borrowing, potentially driving costs up for its businesses and customers.