Sentence examples for most likely cost from inspiring English sources

Brian Doherty, the retiring alderman, said the unions' stand against him most likely cost Mr. Emanuel many votes in the suburban-like ward on the far Northwest Side, which is home to many city workers.

Screening all these athletes would most likely cost billions of dollars.

A late four-tire call most likely cost Montoya a victory at the Brickyard 400.

Apartments will most likely cost $127,000 to $443,000, though prices still require state approval.

An extension would most likely cost the Mets $10 million to $12 million a year, a baseball official said.

The tax increases on the top 1percentt, meanwhile, will most likely cost them $100,000 a year.

INDIANA 79, PURDUE 65 A.J. Guyton scored 17 points as No. 14 Indiana beat Purdue, knocking the No. 20 Boilermakers out of first place in the Big Ten and most likely costing them a shot at the conference championship.

Because Sprewell waited two weeks to inform the team, it took longer for him to receive medical attention, pushing back his rehab time and causing him to miss the beginning of the season, most likely costing the Knicks some victories.

A season that started out with so much promise has descended into total abject catastrophe, most likely costing the club a return to the finals for the first time since 2009 as well as its reputation, dignity and ability to position itself as a title force in the foreseeable future.

Yes, it is conference tournament week, a prelude to the N.C.A.A. Tournament and a reason to be sad that Davidson already lost in the Southern Conference tournament (not to be confused with the Southeastern Conference, the Southland Conference or the Sun Belt Conference), most likely costing us all another March as Stephen Curry fans.

This latter optimization strategy can save time, valuable patient material and most likely costs, as all essential parameters influencing assay functionality are tested in one experiment.