Sentence examples for issue costs from inspiring English sources
(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.
The hands-off owner, Sam Chen, president of Expedi Printing, cheerfully admits that it is not profitable, even though publishing an issue costs just over $3,000.
Published by Answer, a national sex education organization at Rutgers University in New Jersey, each issue costs just $5, or $15 for an annual subscription.
But the troupe's travails have caught the imagination of Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and mayoral candidate, who said that she is determined to see that the issue costs the company nothing.
The issue cost the organization some members, Skelton said.
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 Congressional Budget Office has yet to issue cost estimates for the latest versions of the bill approved by three House committees.
