Sentence examples for monumental cost from inspiring English sources

Aetna felt two of the suppliers would require more bandwidth, at monumental cost.

Hence the Tory plan to, according to the independent Office for Budget Responsibility, cut the share of national income devoted to public spending back to levels not seen since the 1930s when there was no NHS or decent state school system, let alone the monumental costs of elderly care an ageing modern Britain requires.

Those monumental costs still have some cosmic ray researchers shaking their heads in dismay.

Process understanding for designing, optimizing and scaling of pharmaceutical unit operations is fundamentally important to address concerns of high risks, monumental costs, and productivity decline in the pharmaceutical industry.

Add to that the monumental costs of rehabilitating North Korea, which under the best circumstances would cost at least $1 trillion (the estimated costs of reunification) but which would balloon up to $3 trillion in the aftermath of a devastating war.

Said Scandinavian went on to make a monumental fuckup that cost an already overstretched union over £20,000 ($31,000).

But that is to ignore the monumental short-term costs.Nor is Miss Park responding to a groundswell of public opinion.

The effects on our business have been monumental compared to the cost incurred.

We made a monumental error which has cost us.

The raw, unregulated greed of Wall Street and corporate America has created permanent changes not only in American wallets but in our collective psyche, and has cost that monumental power base dearly over the last couple of years in political power and prestige, if not dollars.

In other words, the costs are monumental.