Sentence examples for ghastly cost from inspiring English sources

That is, you end up with a third less money than you would have had without that ghastly cost burden.

President Obama will visit Hiroshima, Japan, to pay somber tribute to the ghastly cost of war while standing firmly by President Truman's decision to drop the atomic bombs that ended World War II, the White House said Tuesday, announcing the first visit to the city by a sitting U.S. president since the attacks seven decades ago.

When placed in the context of the ghastly human costs of the US occupation, the "surge" was only a small part of the wider picture.

Not that it helped the Mets from a ghastly start that cost Willie Randolph his job in a fashion that should embarrass the entire Mets leadership.

Thus, Russian warplanes and Syrian ground troops, fighting with Iranian and Hezbollah militias, will pound the city until it falls, at however ghastly a human cost.

Macy recently pointed out that a (ghastly) typo in a cookbook was costing the publisher a hefty sum to fix: some $3,300 for each letter.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn May 6, 2010 Macy recently pointed out that a (ghastly) typo in a cookbook was costing the publisher a hefty sum to fix: some $3,300 for each letter.

We can never wholly rule out a ghastly nuclear conflagration, and there are other tangible risks and costs.

The cost of inaction or further delaying our response is too ghastly to contemplate.

"The cost of inaction or further delaying our response is too ghastly to contemplate," said David Phiri, subregional coordinator for Southern Africa at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization.

Not everyone has lost money in this bloody bear market, which has cost the S&P 500 40% and the Nasdaq Composite a ghastly 75%.