Sentence examples for for having cost from inspiring English sources

He blamed his predecessors for having cost America much of its moral stature in the world.

Partly along ideological lines, and partly as punishment for having cost taxpayers so much money, all but one member of the school board were expelled in subsequent elections.

CHARLES MICHENER, Cleveland, posted on nytimes.com I love le Carré's work, but I hold him accountable for having cost me so many hours of sleep.

By the time it opened, in early 2016, however, the Oculus had a stationary roof, and the entire project was notorious for having cost about four billion dollars double its already lavish budget and seemed to serve as a memorial only insofar as it elicited certain grisly associations.* It drew comparisons not to a dove but to shrapnel, a sea monster, a vulture-picked carcass.

That evening, in the team meeting, the player could be singled out for having cost his side the game.

Her celebrity, which she jokes about, and her willingness to tell her story, which she has never apologized for, have cost her.

Flat-panel computer monitors, for one, are usurping computertors, which for years have cost $150 or monitors

Some new services for students have cost Green Dot nothing.

Dog handlers, who had searched the site for intruders, had cost almost five hundred dollars an hour.

Over the years, according to Craig Corrie, that campaign for justice has cost the family hundreds of thousands of dollars.

And all of Joe's stupidity and callous disregard for justice has cost the city more than $50 million so far.