Sentence examples for fresh costs from inspiring English sources

As their applications for relief languished, housing counselors said, borrowers accrued fresh costs, like late fees and property taxes, that aggravated their distress.

In order to placate investors, angry at the company for suspending future dividend payments last month, Manby said he would aggressively cut $65m of fresh costs in order to try and shore up profits.

Horta-Osório has accelerated changes at the bank such as the decision to take a £3.2bn provision for mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI) and embark on fresh cost-cutting measures.

The news comes on the heels of fresh cost-cutting with layoffs for 5percentt of the company's workforce and potential closures for international offices in the U.K. and Japan.

If part of the problem is cost, and fresh produce costs a lot more than cheap, packaged, processed food, try getting your produce from your local farmer's market.

As fresh fruit "costs" zero points, dieters can have as much as they'd like, "within reason," Ms. Miller-Kovach said.

An oversized Danish sandwich topped with marinated artichoke, sun-dried tomato, roasted eggplant and fresh basil costs $8.

A standard fresh chicken costs around £4.50 today; a free range one will be sold for a premium and an organic one reared to slaughter weight over 12 rather than six weeks will cost more than twice that.

After that, customers have to sign up for Prime Fresh, which costs $299 a year.

With fresh sand costing around £40,000 and other costs for temporary stands, security and athlete accommodation, organisers estimate hosting the competition in the north east of the city would require a more manageable £500,000.

The model minimizes the total annual cost of the network, which includes the fresh sources cost and the annualized property treatment system and the piping costs.