Sentence examples for effect costing from inspiring English sources

But in recent weeks, Google's stock has nosedived back to the mid-300's, in effect costing her a potential $800,000 or so.

Iran's oil exports have more than halved since a ban on oil exports to the West came into effect, costing the regime some $5bn £3bnn) a month.

In his budget speech on 28 February 2007 [ 52], then Financial Secretary Henry Tang announced that taxation on all forms of alcohol except spirits would be lowered by 50percentt with immediate effect, costing the government HK$3500 million per year.

Indeed, when that happens later this month, my basket would, in effect, cost an extra £1.27 on top of the £2.09.

One 1998 Ford Contour he bought for $3,000 in effect cost him nothing because he will receive a $3,000 state tax credit for buying an alternative fuel car.

This reduced firms' tax liability by 20% of their R&D costs, so $100m spent on research in effect cost only $80m.

From Table 1, the adsorption effect costs about +2 meV, while the inner ring effect is not homogeneous among the frequencies, although it remains limited to ±1 2 meV.

But say what you will, Mr. Freyer has a strong production concept, which he conveys through elaborate, sometimes dazzling and very expensive imagery and stage effects (costing more than $32 million).

But a new study has found that every 1 kilo (2.2 pounds) of conventionally grown apples creates health effects costing 21 cents due to the effects of pesticides and fungicides, resulting in sick leave and eventually shorter life expectancies.

Rampant obesity and its ill effects cost our people over $100 billion every year.

Our results offer reassurance for researchers using survey information to study the effects cost sharing on health care utilization.