Sentence examples for exclusive cost from inspiring English sources

The most exclusive cost several thousand dollars a night, and even the cheapest cost a couple of hundred dollars in the busy season, a bit less in the slow season.

Music exclusives cost money, or at least guaranteed promotion that will make the artist money.

The research focuses on flexibility's benefits exclusive of cost considerations.

When the market peaked in early 1990, membership of one of Japan's most exclusive clubs cost more than ¥400m ($2.8m).

Keeping its content exclusive will cost Disney about $150m in licensing revenues this year, and $350m a year after that.

Most will have paid big money to attend the three-day meeting in Davos: the most exclusive memberships cost somewhere in the region of £100,000 each.

* Exclusive tags cost $250 upfront just for making them "exclusive".

The two sets of survey data for backpacking, and the most extreme version of backpacking (complete thru-hiking of the 2000+ mile Appalachian Trail) are measures of similar, exclusive, high cost and time-intensive nature recreation.

Appropriate was defined as 'the expected health benefit exceeds the expected negative consequences by a sufficiently wide margin that criteria are worth following, exclusive of cost'.

Panelists were also given the definition of "appropriate" established by the RAM: A procedure or treatment is considered to be appropriate if the expected health benefit exceeds the expected negative consequences by a sufficiently wide margin that the procedure is worth doing, exclusive of cost.

It will examine how foreign cash has changed the housing market – from exclusive high-cost accommodation to middle- and low-cost homes – in different parts of London, and explore how other international cities are tackling the problem.