Sentence examples for from costing from inspiring English sources

From costing a few cents to produce, the condoms can be sold for between 60 cents to €2 a piece.

Many factors played into Clinton's defeat, but at that juncture Bill cost her heavily, by keeping "Access Hollywood" from costing Trump the election.

In its report, published in March, the House of Commons Health Select Committee predicted that, far from costing the country, free social care in the home could save money by cutting dependence on expensive hospital stays.

With 670 British schools subscribing, the Web site has just "turned the magic corner from costing money every month to not costing money," said Richard Addis, the newspaper's founder and editor in chief.

Desperate defence prevented Harris's backchat from costing points, but the Bulls were finally broken when a succession of slick passes gave Gareth Ellis the space to show a devastating sidestep to cross between the posts.

Only the severest of countermeasures by the intelligence services of Israel and the United States will prevent last week's assassination, justified as it was, from costing a vastly disproportionate price in blood.

With hundreds of courses to choose from -- costing thousands of dollars apiece at private institutions -- doing it right is both tricky and important.

Car hire from Europcar (europcar.co.uk) costs from £17.14 per day.

Made from wood from sustainable resources, it costs from £299.

Patients, often divorced from costs, overuse.

Users are separated from costs.