Sentence examples similar to post cost from inspiring English sources

The Post costs a quarter; the News, fifty cents.

(Even today, after a series of price rises, the weekday print edition of the Post costs just $1.25 — half the price of the Times).

The reports details how much each post costs and how many people viewed them.

Figure 2 summarizes the 60-day pre and post costs using each of the 4 methods.

For example, the 95% two-sided confidence interval for the standard approach was (-$12.12, $18.69) and for assigning the first 14 days of post costs to the pre period was (-$24.55, $5.71).

The Daily Telegraph says that a survey by the Taxpayers' Alliance has found that 543 full-time diversity posts cost local authorities nearly £20m.

STOP PRESS: The tickets, which I said in my original posting cost £60 each, have just been declared free of charge!

A denotes the ex-post cost share matrix.

Prosecutors claim that Minerva's posts cost the nation about $2 billion in the foreign exchange market, according to a Yonhap News report.

But not all the posts cost the Internet Research Agency.

Capturing the two posts cost one Australian killed and seven wounded.