Sentence examples for positioning cost from inspiring English sources

Too often, the Exiles were able to break through to amass points as missed tackles and bad positioning cost McNamara's men against Anderson's vastly more experienced and superior side.

He insisted that AIDS patients be treated with everyone else, even when that position cost him a federal grant.

The organization said Mrs. Whitman's defense of the administration positions cost her any credibility as a moderate.

Those defenses, including heavy mortar, rocket and machine-gun fire from well dug-in positions, cost the lives of eight American servicemen in the first 72 hours of the battle.

In 1982, however, she opposed a measure that would have granted registered domestic partners the right to some benefits, such as insurance; that position cost her the support of much of her constituency.

Each of the wines earning a coveted Top 10 position cost less than $100 on release.

Fletcher's position cost him the support of the Kentucky Medical Association (KMA).

This position cost him the support of some New Court partisans that had voted for him in the previous election, and he was not returned to the House in 1826.

This position costs the kingdom little, as it makes up for lower prices by selling more oil.

But that decision created a pool of floating veteran teachers who received full salaries without a permanent position, costing the city tens of millions of dollars annually.

Between employer health insurance premiums and the employee paycheck, this position costs the employer $56,000 a year, or about $28 an hour.