Sentence examples for fight cost from inspiring English sources
The fallout from that fight cost McLeroy his position as chairman.
The ensuing fight cost Ryan his job, and led to a brief exile from the team for Solo.
Overlapping Agendas At the annual conference of the Renal Physicians Association in Austin, Tex., in 2008, Dr. Lehrner showed a slide of a smiley-faced doctor with a screw being forced into his mouth, and then ticked off a list of steps the group could take to fight cost control efforts in Washington.
The fight cost both sides dearly.
And nobody shells out $100, which is what the fight costs on pay-per-view in the United States, to watch chess on their telly.
But since its patents are its lifeblood, Rambus must continue the fight, costs be damned, says analyst Dan Scovel of Needham and Co. of New York.
In our model analysis we were particularly interested in whether turn-taking can be evolutionarily stable when evolving within-fight behaviour determines fighting costs and assessment of fighting abilities.
The fight will cost £19.95 to purchase on Box Office, and will cost an additional £2 booking fee for those who book on the day.
He later sent a text message, "To clarify: I always said I would fight paying cost overruns on the tunnel".
She and Mr. Passaro's brother, Stephen, recalled the incident, a fight that cost Mr. Passaro his police job, differently.
After all, the war itself quickly escalated from a minor border dispute into a ferocious and protracted fight that cost between 20,000 and 100,000 lives.
