Sentence examples for point costing from inspiring English sources

Candidates trade from 0 to 100, with each point costing $0.10.

It was the most expensive rock album made up to that point, costing a cool $1.4m, some of which went on renovating a Los Angeles studio, some of which didn't.

The Indianapolis Star's Bob Kravitz writes that the Colts should just chalk this one up and forget about it, or they could just field the thank you calls from the Patriots' upcoming opponents because defense-wrecking tight end Rob Gronkowski broke his arm on the game's final meaningless extra point, costing the Patriots' their unstoppable force, Mike Reiss writes on ESPN.com.

If the Portuguese winger scored a goal in every game in six seasons in La Liga, he would rank fourth on our list, with each point costing Real $670,000.

Jaws 2 was the most expensive film that Universal had produced up until that point, costing the studio $20 million.

The financial collapse dearly hurt millions of middle-class, working and retired Americans, at its low point costing 8.8 million jobs, $2.5 trillion in retirement savings and 3 million homes.

A full recharge using a British Gas home-charging point costs less than £1.91 on an Economy 7 overnight tariff*.

Economists at Dresdner Bank estimate that a fall in growth of half a percentage point costs the government DM5 billion in lost taxes.

Martin Cooper Bromley, Kent How many homes could be insulated; how many solar panels, heat pumps could £37bn buy (Alarm as Hinkley Point cost estimate rises, 7 July)?

The sensors, which look like a home Wi-Fi access point, cost $500 to $1,200 apiece.

FOX Business notes that most mortgage points cost about 1percentt of the home's loan amount; so, if your loan is for $100,000, one point costs $1,000 (for 0.25% reduced), two points for $2,000 (for 0.5% reduced) and so on.