Sentence examples for eventually costs from inspiring English sources

The rumor eventually costs the teacher his job.

His meddling garrulousness eventually costs him his life.

A £1 T-shirt eventually costs more than a T-shirt that retails for £100.

But eventually costs will become harder to strip out, and firms will need to focus on increasing their turnover too.

The banks could argue, as the investment management industry did, that eventually costs would decrease as a result of scale economies.

Robert's lack of a clue eventually costs him his job — it's not clear what he was supposed to be doing in any case, other than charming people at lunch — as well as his relationship with Margaret, which doesn't seem worth much anyway.

It eventually cost us a lot of money.

Farhad Manjoo explains why Amazon's Kindle might eventually cost nothing.

The spill and cleanup would eventually cost BP $61.6 billion.

The average stall will eventually cost £27 a day to hire.

It could be extended for decades and eventually cost $100 billion for 400 to 500 planes.