Sentence examples for miserable cost from inspiring English sources

The miserable cost in human and financial terms of Britain's dysfunctional relationship with drink is all too well-charted.

CHICAGO — By the hundreds, mourners filed into the pews of a packed church on this city's South Side on Saturday, clutching one another, weeping and wearing buttons adorned with the smiling face of Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old girl whose death has come to represent the miserable cost of gun and gang violence.

Washington Officials Join in Mourning a Young Shooting Victim in Chicago By the hundreds, mourners filed into the pews of a packed church on this city's South Side on Saturday, clutching one another, weeping and wearing buttons adorned with the smiling face of Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old girl whose death has come to represent the miserable cost of gun and gang violence.

How could this sickening onslaught and its miserable human cost have been avoided?

But it is revealing that oil called it "terrible" and "miserable" that the cost of carbon permits was low - demonstrating again that what they fear is not that decarbonizing will cost too much and hurt the economy, but that it will prove irresistibly cheap and strand them.

It's the things they did to court unhappiness — the things they did that were arduous and miserable, which sometimes cost them friends and aroused hatred.

Against Miserable, dull winters; high cost of living; conservative and narrow-minded older Swiss population.

Avoid these miserable people at all costs.

If the past year of health care debate has offered a single lesson, it's that the politics of cutting costs are miserable.

No doubt those hundreds of home-cooked meals I missed would have been wonderful, but not if they had come at the cost of having a miserable mother.

They do care if you decide to cut costs by making them miserable.