Sentence examples for fail cost from inspiring English sources

The shows that fail cost the networks tens of millions of dollars, and spectacular risks often backfire even more spectacularly.

Jim Horney, of the liberal Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities, says it shows the industry will not try to kill this health reform as it killed Bill Clinton's attempt in 1994.If Mr Obama's health-care ambitions fail, cost will probably be the reason.

"Too big to fail," cost us a great deal.

Guaranteeing loans, some of which would fail, costs some £2bn - but in Cameron's fantasy economics he pretends he can both fix this crisis and cut spending.

We will give it our best shot, and we have an excellent new coach and good players who can make us competitive next season, but if we fail, costs will have to be cut.

All of these ventures failed, costing me a total of £450,000.

Ultimately, the savings and loan failed, costing taxpayers $161 million in a federal bailout.

But within months, the furnace failed, costing $1,500 to repair.

[C14.] Cruise Ship Project Fails Two years after the government announced an ambitious program to build two passenger cruise ships, the project has failed, costing the government $187 million.

President Obama gambled taxpayers' money on his campaign supporter's solar energy company, Solyndra, which then failed, costing approximately 1,000 people their jobs.

The I.R.S. went four decades with the same system because two previous modernization attempts, the most recent in the mid-1990's, failed, costing taxpayers $4 billion.