Sentence examples for has cost problems from inspiring English sources
"Xerox still has cost problems, and if you're not competitive, liquidity doesn't get you very far".
Economists said the problem has cost the state at least tens of millions of dollars.
"The Supreme Court's decision is a significant victory for American consumers, American taxpayers and free markets," said Edith Ramirez, chairwoman of the F.T.C. "With this finding, the court has taken a big step toward addressing a problem that has cost Americans $3.5 billion a year in higher drug prices".
This amounts to an unwarranted capitulation to the reptile industry, and specifically to snake dealers who recklessly peddle these animals at flea markets and over the Internet and have caused the very problem that has cost the federal government hundreds of millions of dollars to address.
Banking problems have cost taxpayers dear.
Aviation analysts said that Boeing's battery problems had cost it hundreds of millions of dollars.
Logistical problems have cost it sales and added to its inventory.
But Mr. Holloway also brushed aside questions about whether the system's problems had cost any lives.
Aviation analysts said the problems had cost Boeing hundreds of millions of dollars and slowed its progress in fielding the planes, which reduce fuel costs by 20 percent and have been in great demand by the airlines.
The continuing financial reporting problems had cost the company some $500 million in accountants' fees and related costs since 2006 and was the largest drain on its cash position.
