Sentence examples for off cost from inspiring English sources

The decision to send him off cost Germany the match: they immediately conceded another goal.

No "Did the sending off cost you the match?" stuff here.

So doesn't that take the total write off cost to £130m?

While both companies showed underlying operational gearing last year, we think this was due to one off cost savings to offset the point of consumption tax rather than it being sustainable on a multi-year view.

It will now press on with the closure of 17 of its 23 US stores, a move that would incur a one off cost of £6.5m but reduce annual losses by £3.2m.

All the rigs Oculus showed off cost under $1000.

A regulator's best bet may actually be to signal its intent to be somewhat lenient over time, lest it choke off cost-saving innovation altogether.

Last week, President Donald Trump lobbed yet another grenade at the Affordable Care Act (ACA), cutting off cost-sharing reduction (CSR) payments, the reimbursements the federal government gives to insurers for offering discounts to some 6 million low-income individuals on ACA marketplaces plans.

Introducing iPads will have a one-off cost of around £18,000, according to the council.

Cabot said it expected to generate one-off cost savings of around $50 million after the deal closes by early September.

The brewery's gates will close in two years' time, generating annual savings of £13m after a one-off cost of £22m.