Sentence examples for it costs both from inspiring English sources

Chaperone-mediated folding ensures proper functional conformation, but it costs both time and energy.

It didn't take much to deal with the Jess Smith problem, although it cost both Nucky and Harry Daugherty $40,000 apiece.

Those against the breakup argue that it would cost both time and money that would be better spent letting the bank continue with its planned overhaul.

Go back to a useless fight and it will cost both sides a lot, for nothing.

Melissa said, "It may cost both of you (parent and child) more financially, but that's the stage in life.

It'd cost both schools a lot of money to leave their respective conferences they aren't flush with cash, Pat Forde says and neither are as good at football as the other teams in their new conference, though both come with big markets and will make it back and then some eventually.

The move earned Bent – and Sunderland – a lot of money but it was to cost both parties dear.

You need to work out how much it will really cost both in hiring the venue, supplies and marketing.

"This program will be funded entirely through a nominal payroll deduction on employees, so it costs business, both big and small, nothing," Cuomo said.

"And it usually ends up costing both sides lots of money".

"Hitting only the poorest and most vulnerable, this tax increase - which won't raise much more money than it costs - is both unjust and unwise".