Sentence examples for issue cost from inspiring English sources
The age issue cost the state's other senator, Daniel Akaka, some votes in his 2006 race.
In 1950, a single issue cost $1.26 to produce yet sold for 50 cents.
The November issue cost me $10.99 at a West Village newsstand, and it was worth every penny.
The canal issue cost the Democrats enough seats in the next two elections to give the Republicans a majority and relegate Mr. Byrd to minority leader in 1981.
The Congressional Budget Office has yet to issue cost estimates for the latest versions of the bill approved by three House committees.
But Blair McDougall, the chief executive of Better Together, admitted that the NHS issue cost the no campaign up to three points on referendum day, losing it some 110,000 votes.
(An issue costs $4.50 on newsstands).
Net cash used was $22.4m, and mostly funded by the equity fundraising, after issue costs, of $35.2m.
"The whole mortgage issue costs us so much money now, to me it is incremental" to the costs we are already bearing.
Each issue costs $4.99 and e-only subscriptions cost $59 a year.
That retirement deal, coupled with the state's passage of Proposition 30 in late 2012, has since restored school funding in Glendale, allowing the district to fill vacant positions and issue cost-of-living pay hikes.
