Sentence examples for era cost from inspiring English sources

Those paid to suspected "subversives" in the McCarthy era cost people jobs, broke up friendships, destroyed lives.

For most of the post-World War II era, Cost argues, our debates over taxing and spending have taken place in an atmosphere of surplus.

For the WTC group, ERA cost over twice as much per participant to operate than for the two New Deal groups.

Leno takes a more organic approach: He just buys what he likes, across a seemingly limitless spectrum of styles, eras, cost, countries of origin and methods of propulsion.

In the LivePlanet-era, costs and excesses ran fledgling UGC companies into the ground.

In the era of cost savings, however, they become very profitable indeed.

The first is that multi-tasking in an era of cost cutting can look a lot like deprofessionalisation.

The Raptor has been savaged as a relic from a bygone era, with cost overruns that soar over other big defense projects (see chart).

That attitude — that every child is owed a certain standard of health care, because children belong to everyone — may sound oddly idealistic in this era of cost cutting and billing-code medicine.

"House Republicans will continue to work to reduce spending for the final six months of this fiscal year — bringing nonsecurity discretionary spending back to pre-stimulus, pre-bailout levels — yielding taxpayers significant savings and starting a new era of cost cutting in Washington," said Conor Sweeney, communications director for Mr. Ryan.

In this era of cost containment, gastroenterologists must demonstrate that they provide effective and efficient care.