Sentence examples for everything to cost from inspiring English sources

The mood is one of celebration, and, inevitably, of defence of what nature is, despite our insistence on reducing everything to cost benefit analysis.

And everything seems to cost a little bit more now than it used to".

However, not everything has to cost tons of money.

Dr. Eck said that her office had not been overrun with questions about the bill, but that during visits at her paid practice, "most patients are fearing that everything's going to cost them more".

The trick, says Hinners, is to "recognize [early on] what everything is going to cost" and budget accordingly.

She recommends taking at least a few days to learn about budgeting, and mapping out a projected budget of what everything is going to cost.

I learned that everything is going to cost twice as much and take twice as long as I thought it would.

He said: "I knew it was going to cost everything that we had and more and so I'd have to generate funding.

They had been one down, watching hope slip between their fingers, one mistake seeming to cost them everything after a series of missed opportunities, but a Toby Alderweireld header had drawn them level with 15 minutes left.

The new games, which must be better in terms of graphics, action and everything else, also are said to cost three to four times what it costs to develop games for previous generations' boxes.

It could also help us appreciate the actual merits of a traditional broad-based education, often called a liberal-arts education, rather than trying to reduce everything to an economic cost-benefit analysis.