Sentence examples for goal cost from inspiring English sources

The goal cost the Dublin layer £1.2m.

Failed kicks at goal cost them 13 points and they hope Myler will return at Saracens.

Season tickets in the upper tiers behind each goal cost $400.

"To assist in achieving this goal, cost savings measures have been announced.

A similar goal cost the Americans their only other World Cup defeat -- a 1-0 loss to Norway in the semifinals of the 1995 tournament.

Lyon's former coach Alain Perrin was unhappy as another late goal cost Saint-Etienne as they lost 1-0 at Grenoble.

"Instead of a single-goal, cost externalising machine maximising financial capital for its own shareholders, business should maximise financial capital, human capital, social capital, and natural capital for its shareholders and its stakeholders".

Both goals cost money, and Congress has set aside a fixed amount, $400 billion over 10 years.

Residential electricity pricing strategies can be developed with several goals: cost reflectivity, equity between customers, predictability of expenditure for customers, and stability of revenue for electricity companies.

Neto et al. (2008) revealed a multi-objective programming model which simultaneously optimizes both goals (cost effectiveness and environmental effects) and establishes a trade-off between cost and environment.

(Interview 1 with project leader) The complete implementation of the program goals cost more time at the patient care level as well as the time and effort invested at the project leader level to procure more funding.