Sentence examples for move has cost from inspiring English sources
"Almost every move has cost us money".
But the move has cost him some voters.
Meanwhile, Nasheed's political opponents claim that his proposition to move has cost the Maldives international respect.
Over the years, the move has cost the state as much as $6 billion a year.
Mr. Hall said his move had cost him some supporters.
The move had cost him two weeks of business, and his regular customers now no longer knew where to find him.
The moves have cost the firms hundreds of millions of dollars, a price that could climb if credit market problems worsen.
Most bosses think that they were not consulted properly, if at all.Some consequences of the new nuclear policy became apparent on August 9th when RWE, a big energy firm, said the move had cost it €900m ($1.3 billion) in the first six months of 2011.
That purchase was part of a larger effort by many Wall Street banks to plunge into the mortgage market, which was then booming, a move that has cost Wall Street billions of dollars since then, both from market losses and legal settlements.
As with any house move, it has cost us tens of thousands of pounds.
Tevez was suspended and later fined for misconduct before he flew back to South America to begin his unauthorised leave on 7 November, a move that has cost him nearly £10m in salary, fines and lost bonus payments.
