Sentence examples for goods cost from inspiring English sources

Other goods cost as little as 10 cents.

In 2008 the same basket of goods cost £88.41, while five years ago the festive meal cost £92.43 – more than £8 cheaper than this year.

If the goods cost more than £100 and you bought them with a credit card, ask the card provider to pay up instead.

Because the hefty transaction fees charged by wireless carriers in the United States would make those offerings uncompetitive or unprofitable, while virtual goods cost almost nothing to produce.

If the goods cost £100 or more you can get your money back from the credit card company if the supplier goes bust before the goods are delivered.

American movie, music and software companies alone estimate that Chinese pirated goods cost them more than $2 billion a year in sales.

To some degree, yes: the EU estimates that fake goods costs the UK economy £30m and 14,800 jobs.

The consumption tax can be avoided on goods costing more than about $94 when bought at tax-free stores.

Over the long run, it suggests, exchange rates should adjust so a basket of goods costs the same in different countries.

The inflation rate is nearly 20%, overtaking national wage increases meant to soften the blow of rising food and consumer goods costs.

"They're showing positive cash flow and good cost savings.