Sentence examples for might cost less from inspiring English sources

might cost less than a low-power version at the same speed.

According to Harvey Drucker of Argonne, this means that they might cost less than $1 a test.

Postponing the decision might cost less, as submarines may soon be redundant, too easily observed by satellite; land-based weapons would be cheaper.

The charge for PN can range from US $200 to $1000 per day, where a standard hospital diet or enteral tube feedings might cost less than US $25/d.

Sending Junior off to a daycare centre might cost less, if you can find a place, but many families still compare the cost of daycare to the cost of financing a year's education at a private college.

They might cost less (although, many "gourmet" sausages are awful, too), but they leave a trail of misery in their wake: miserable pigs, miserable sausages and, ultimately, miserable you.

He said adequate safety measures might have cost less than £100,000.

The remaining 9/11 Commission recommendations — held up in Congress partly because of their cost — might cost somewhat less.

In a deal that helped broker the return of "Boston Legal," Mr. Kelley's long-running comic drama, Mr. Kelley has agreed to hand the production reins of "Life on Mars" off to others (whose salaries might cost ABC less money than his).

Before you fire your attorney, ask yourself: Is there any other way this problem could be resolved that might cost me less time and money?

A tax might exacerbate those declines, said Dr. Haeck, who also raised the possibility that more patients might travel to other countries for procedures, which he said often cost less and might not be as safe.