Sentence examples for performance has cost from inspiring English sources

Such a performance has cost investors dearly.

"I would suggest that A-Rod, by his poor post-season performance, has cost the city of New York millions of dollars in tax dollars and severely damaged the economy".

Her second-day performance had cost her the world title in Daegu last year, but in Gotzis she began by equalling her personal best of 6.51m in the long jump.

"Although they probably have regrets and, with hindsight, may have done things differently, we all accept that our performances have cost them.

But his dissent, both in this television show and in other theatrical performances abroad, has cost him.

The additional benefit of detecting injury before anatomical changes in high-level athletes has cost and performance advantages over other imaging modalities.

A couple of years ago a set with equivalent performance would have cost practically double.

There was a lot of friction among the partners and the JV's management because of poor governance, but the performance shortfall which had cost the venture more than $100 million a year in income for the past several years was caused by a small set of issues.

The recriminations following Hull City's relegation will begin in earnest now in what promises to be a defining week for the club's immediate future, yet there is no doubt in the mind of George Boateng who is to blame for the performances which have cost the team its top-flight status.

Her dismal performance in 2010 had cost her a spot on the Olympic team.

"But most of the performance has come from cost cutting, not revenue growth.