Sentence examples for fall cost from inspiring English sources
Did the fall cost him victory at Cheltenham?
New schools completed in the fall cost an average of $433 per square foot to build, the mayor's office said.
Cohen, who won the Grand Prix Final in Russia last month, is still in range of the podium, but her fall cost her dearly.
"Next Fall" cost about $2 million to mount, and one of its lead producers, Richard Willis, said the show would close at a total loss to its producers and investors.
AquaTru is taking pre-orders and will be available in the fall; cost is $240 to $300, and replacement filter packs are $60.
2, 5– 7 Overall, inpatients who fall cost more than those who do not, 8 with injured fall patients incurring up to three times the expense.
For example, falls cost the NHS £2bn a year [pdf].
Much of the growth will come from emerging markets due to the falling cost of handsets.
Mr Goreux's study suggests that the subsidies, by exacerbating price falls, cost Africa $250m in export earnings last year.
The falling cost of DNA synthesis suggests that there will be automated "printers" for the molecule before long.
Steve Jobs, during his second tenure at Apple, was quick to understand the implications of the falling cost of computer intelligence.
