Sentence examples for editors cost from inspiring English sources

These editors cost us, all in, less than half of the folks in our office due to things like overhead, benefits, lunch, and equipment.

And since those editors cost a lot more money to maintain than a bit of software sitting on a server somewhere, the company will need to generate a lot of page views to keep the lights on.

Anne A. Cianni Stamford, Conn., June 29 , 2008• To the Editor: The cost of a CT scanner to detect and diagnose heart disease: $1 million.

MICHAEL M. ROSS Chelmsford, Mass., Sept. 1, 2011 To the Editor: "Storm Cost Seen to Rank in Top 10 of U.S. Disasters" (front page, Aug. 31) reports that industry estimates put the cost of Hurricane Irene at $7 billion to $10 billion.

Licenses for other enterprise content management applications for newspapers, like Managing Editor, can cost upwards of $100,000.

To the Editor: Re "Costs of Shoring Up Coastal Communities" (News Analysis, Nov. 6): Proponents of beach replenishment want it all — private beach-front playgrounds, sand to repair their beaches, and seawalls to protect their property, all at taxpayer expense.

• To the Editor: Re "Costs and Benefits" (editorial, July 20): Having recently lost my 87-year-old father to pancreatic cancer and my mother to lung cancer 10 years ago, I find that my experience with them leads to the following suggestion: There is enough evidence that a very large portion of total health care costs are incurred during the final stages of one's life.

Well, that would require videographers, cameras, and editors that might cost more money than they'd earn.

To the Editor: For significant cost savings and a fabulous, insightful adventure, I suggest visiting Cuba with a licensed nonprofit agency like the Center for Global Justice (globaljusticecenter.org).org

Cynthia Glenn Seattle, Feb. 23, 2010 To the Editor: Re "I Cost More, but I'm a Specialist," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Feb. 21): Mr. Kristof made me laugh today.

Eric Elton, M.D. Evanston, Ill., June 15 To the Editor: Universal coverage, cost control and quality medical care are essential but insufficient to achieve good health in our nation.