Sentence examples for issue which costs from inspiring English sources

An annual issue, which costs $55, is limited to 1,000 copies.

Law Lords criticised the handling of the issue, which cost £3m.

Yet while Labour tip-toes round the issue which cost it the recent war, the Conservatives are already laying a minefield for Labour in the next one in 2020.

Most analysts agree that of all the perceived failures of President Zardari's government, it was this issue which cost his PPP party the election in Punjab.

The cover price has risen 21percentto to an average of $4.09 (including special issues, which cost more).

The numbers reinforce that fracking is one of the issues which cost Governor Pat Quinn support among Democrats and independents in his losing re-election campaign.

The Saturday issue, which currently costs 30p, will be increased to 40p.

The voters' interest in preservation spending was especially clear in development-battered Brookhaven, where residents voted by more than 2 to 1 to support the $100 million environmental bond issue, which will cost the average homeowner nearly $40 a year in additional taxes for the next 30 years.

Thus, decisions as to whether any of the scenarios investigated here are relevant to future trials will depend, in part, upon the issue of which cost component is most important.

Future will promote the April issue of Total Film, which costs £3.80, with point of sale material and stage a Bond poll online to stimulate interest.

yumbun.co.uk The foldable A-Z of London Street Food is available for £2 from Boat Studio's website, or comes free with the London issue, published on April 24, which costs £8.