Sentence examples for it would likely cost from inspiring English sources

And Apple lost $47 billion in valuation with its earnings announcement Tuesday, which is more than it would likely cost to acquire Tesla.

He acknowledged that it would likely cost taxpayers "hundreds of billions of dollars".

But it would likely cost friends and family, who would have to deal with my noncaffeinated, cranky self, a lot more unless I managed to get the coffee made at home each day for far less.

A basic income would not be cheap — depending on how the program was structured, it would likely cost at least twelve to thirteen per cent of G.D.P. And, given the state of American politics, that renders the U.B.I. politically impossible for the time being.

If Arm were to be acquired by a major player, it would likely cost hundreds of millions of dollars to unify their systems and it would disrupt the long-term roadmap of virtually all handset and consumer electronics OEMs, an unacceptable risk for the entire electronics industry, in our view.

Palmer says that if the car were to be mass produced, it would likely cost less than $9000 to build.

There's an international version of the E71 going for $454.99, which leads me to believe that if there were to be a US-specific version of the E63 offered, it'd likely cost less than the international version AND it'd have a warranty.

In Iraq's conflict, a decisive victory by the country's Shia majority over its Sunni minority would likely cost tens of thousands of civilian lives and would also destabilize the Middle East.

It could still be intensely pleasurable, but it'd likely be prohibitively pricey (the Orgasmatron's generator alone would likely cost $25,000) and invasive (think spinal surgery or wires running into your skull).

Like the Fit, the Polo would likely cost around $15,000 to start and run a little north of $20,000 depending on options.

It would open up a bureaucratic nightmare, and one that would likely cost Google and others a huge amount of money to implement.