Sentence examples for goods will cost from inspiring English sources

Foreign goods will cost more.

A country's currency is not the only determinant of how much its goods will cost when they reach the high street: Chinese wages have been rising, making its products less competitive, and the price of raw materials and shipping is also important.

Traditional business thinking dictates that profit and purpose are at odds with each other, that doing good will cost the company money.

Heavy goods vehicles will cost an extra £1.30, while the crossing will remain free for motorcyclists.

Under the new rules, AOL Time Warner has said it will write down the acquisition-related good will costs by $40 billion to $60 billion in the first quarter of 2002.

The 1997 results were adversely affected by the write-down of good will costs related to Disney's 1996 merger with Capital Cities/ABC.

"A good spade will cost you a hundred bucks," Mr. Roddick said.

A really good safe will cost between $900 and $2,500, depending on the size and features offered.

A high-speed internet connection with enough space for a good website will cost around $40 a month.

Easy-to-carry travel tripods have become popular in the last few years: A good one will cost between $200 to $600, fold to 13 to 17 inches, and weigh two to four pounds, said Mr. Biderman.

The good looks will cost you though.