Sentence examples for newspaper cost from inspiring English sources

The fact is, newspaper cost a stupid amount of money to produce: cutting down trees, making paper, hiring some dude to deliver bundles every which way.

These reductions came amid rising newspaper costs.

Already, 60% of newspaper costs are in manufacture and delivery".

In that time, newspaper costs have soared and advertising revenue has dropped.

A newspaper costs no more the day after a big event than any other day.

Well, that's like saying a newspaper costs 3p to produce.

The average ad for a professional job in a major newspaper costs about $1,000 a day.

The newspaper costs 50p and the masthead describes it as "The newspaper that supports an independent Scotland".

The hearing and filings were public, and I had to pay fees for filing and posting a legal notice in a local newspaper costing me nearly $500.

They both argue, in Felix's words, that "subscribers are more expensive, not less expensive, than online readers," because producing a physical newspaper costs much more than a subscription does.

If only for belatedly providing dozens of desperate hacks and pro-celebrity columnists working in the last days of dying print media with the opportunity to crap out 1,000 words-plus of cliched lazy banality, often in curious and inexplicable mid-Atlantic idioms, in every British newspaper costing more than £1.20.