Sentence examples for hardly cost from inspiring English sources

It would hardly cost anything.

It appeared to South that there was a singleton heart on his left, but if that was true it could hardly cost to work on clubs.

She had been able to get rid of Gavin for the modest price of a do-it-yourself divorce; it had hardly cost more than it would to put an animal down.

We did this because a friend of ours (a working girl) is considering taking a terrier into her life & she let drop the curiously innocent remark that although the dog might be a care "of course it wouldn't hardly cost anything".

Trying to do this across all 27 E.U. countries is incredibly cumbersome and hardly cost-effective.

Clements also points out that many of the more popular adult anime airs outside of even the Japanese mainstream before going to DVD, making it hardly cost-effective to then bring over to an already niche market here.

The 2003 state ban on smoking in many public places is "a public health intervention that hardly costs anything, so to accrue that kind of savings from an inexpensive intervention is really unparalleled," said Ursula Bauer, the director of the Health Department's tobacco control program and an author of the study.

Furthermore, the reported values indicate that erlotinib is hardly cost-effective when compared to BSC in patients with metastatic nonsquamous NSCLC.

It is easy to use and hardly costs for maintenance and supplements the weakness of keys or identification tags because there is no risk of losing because it is always carried by the owner.

Our projections show that a mild increase of coverage has hardly any cost consequences as the direct costs of KEPH conditions are very low, and even strong increases in demand will not result in proportional growth of health care costs.

None of those acquired were stars, and hardly any cost significant money, at least in baseball terms.