Sentence examples for make costing from inspiring English sources

The problem: "Hugo" was enormously expensive to make, costing $150 million to $170 million.

This feeder is simple and easy to make, costing very little, and easily reused or disposed of when done.

Universal noted on Sunday that the second film, like the first, was relatively inexpensive to make, costing independent financiers about $28 million.

Here are the three most common mistakes that people make, costing them valuable points and money.

Jinqi were once sewn by hand; the highest-quality ones were hand-embroidered and took weeks to make, costing hundreds of dollars, said Zheng's colleague, Zhu Youjun.

The Trump effect includes continued uncertainty about whether the feds will make cost sharing reduction payments.

The video became one of the most expensive ever made, costing over $2.5 million.

It sweeps away mandatory pay scales and makes "cost of living" increases discretionary for most teachers.

He estimated that the electronic upgrades that the doctors were making cost $10,000 to $20,000.

Second, the broker pool's success heavily depends on the cost of its processes, making cost efficiency another important objective.

And free patients make cost control a priority.