Sentence examples for essentially cost from inspiring English sources

The breakup of the Soviet Union essentially cost Russia a generation of pairs skaters, Vasiliev and other coaches said.

In other words, four nights at the four-star Crowne Plaza would essentially cost 50 cents a night.

He suspended Robin during the Atlantic 10 tournament -- his second suspension of the season -- and that essentially cost Fordham any chance of beating Virginia Tech.

Bengals 13, Steelers 10 For the second week in a row, Ben Roethlisberger threw an interception that essentially cost his team the game.

Rodriguez, the American League's most valuable player last season as a shortstop, will switch to third base for the Yankees, and he will essentially cost them no more this season than they had originally budgeted.

After a brief contract holdout that essentially cost him only one practice, Glenn Dorsey signed a five-year, $51 million deal Saturday morning with the Kansas City Chiefs that includes an option year and more than $22 million in guaranteed money.

These are essentially cost-free measures that would be far more effective than adding lanes.

In the financial negotiations, G.E. wanted incentives and grants to make the move itself essentially cost-free for the company, said a person involved in the talks who was not authorized to speak publicly.

Smart wilted in two crucial events in the 2004 Summer Games, essentially costing himself and his teammates a medal.

What has consumer advocates angered are charges they say are discretionary and are, essentially, costs of doing business.

This means that all the savings on CO2 expenditure and CO2 storage are essentially cost-free.