Sentence examples for mostly cost from inspiring English sources

If relatively few residential buildings -- probably around 100 -- use key tracking, the reason is mostly cost.

But the Jets have mostly cost themselves the chance to get turnovers.

Cookies like chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin and peanut butter mostly cost $1.55 to $1.75.

The books, which mostly cost £1.99 each, offer voice narration and the ability to record your own dialogue and sound effects.

The books, which mostly cost £1.99 each, offer voice narration and the ability to record your own dialogue and sound effects – good news for budding Daddy Pigs everywhere.

"It's enjoyable to challenge their preconceptions: 'Oh, OK, I didn't know beer', or 'I do like beer.'" Some beers (which are served in 25cl glasses, and mostly cost €3.50 – although that may soon increase given the rise in taxes) at La Fine Mousse will challenge, or perhaps reinforce, a few preconceptions, too.

But it's a strange myth that managing environmental or social issues always, or even mostly, costs money.

Barclays, Nationwide and Natwest were among the popular banks listed in packages of stolen information mostly costing between $7 £55) and $9 £66) each.

Embryo adoption tends to be moderately expensive (when weighing in the costs of the transfer, medical appointments, labor and delivery, etc)., and many foster care adoptions are mostly cost-free.

Herewith, five reds and some whites eminently pizza-worthy and mostly costing less than the pie.

As long as mid-week prices cover the low nightly variable costs (mostly the cost of cleaning the room), any higher amount is gross profit.