Sentence examples for had costs of from inspiring English sources

A year earlier, Krispy Kreme had costs of $9.1 million to settle a dispute with franchisees.

Alcoa, based in Pittsburgh, had costs of $77 million related to sales of businesses in casting and in telecommunications.

Lilly had costs of $362.3 million, or 33 cents a share, related to the acquisition of Applied Molecular Evolution.

The National Audit Office, the Government's spending watchdog, said that Just Solutions International (JSi) had costs of £2.1 million and generated an income of £1 million its existence.

The company also had costs of $71.5 million related to loan guarantees that backed an executive share-purchase program and $13 million to settle a securities lawsuit.

Oxford said last week that it had costs of $151.3 million, or 98 cents a share, related to the shareholder lawsuits.

When completed in 1927, it had over 100 rooms and had cost of millions of dollars.

But dollarising unilaterally has costs of its own.

Peoples will have costs of $17 million, or 27 cents a share, after 300 employees accepted severance offers.

The average large British company has costs of 0.41% on its DC scheme.

That search has costs of its own: restructuring would require job losses in some enterprises.