Sentence examples for exit cost from inspiring English sources

The new exit cost $94,000.

"If some banks leave, there's an exit cost" to redoing the store "that could be a barrier to someone else".

The charity also says there is an exit cost of around £250,000 that was not made clear to it when taking out the product.

We also found out Wednesday that Coach Mark Mangino's exit cost Kansas $3 million, a number that should be preposterous in college sports but isn't.

My own sense is that Inter are less fragile mentally than they were under Roberto Mancini, whose attempted resignation after last year's Champions League exit cost him a good deal of credibility with his team, but the football they have played this season has often been underwhelming.

The other is imposing a high exit cost to restrict members from leaving the team.

Analysts had estimated exit costs of between £500m and £1bn.

Exit costs mean some investors are still lumbered with a policy offering returns barely above cash.

"We hoped revenue would allow us to cover our exit costs".

The loss includes $149 million in pretax charges for severance, exit costs and asset impairments and other minor costs tied to its 2005 purchase of Nextel.

Mike Allen of Panmure Gordon said: We would view this as good news for investors, especially if exit costs could be minimised.