Sentence examples for press costs from inspiring English sources

A 2,000-page 2,000-pageigital press costs the same as the analog press now, but if we can move that point to the 5,000 page jobs, we can capture a lon more business.

In October she voiced similar concerns for AOL at an internal Lehman meeting that was picked up in the press, costing the stock 17%.

We're not going to go tabloid.' " The new presses cost eighty million pounds, and the expenditure was a costly mistake, Tony Gallagher, the editor of the Telegraph, told me.

The thought was to save money: Jaguar's stamping presses cost three times as much as Audi's casting molds but last ten times as long.

Following the ruling, the drug companies' legal teams indicated they would press for costs if the parents continued with their claims.

The press – which costs $35 for a half-liter model and $40 for the liter model – has hit its goal on Kickstarter and I've been able to play with it over the past few weeks.

Breakfast or lunch for two can be had for less than $20 at Some Crust Bakery, while dinner for two at the Press Restaurant costs about $35.

Linen Press books cost £4 a copy to produce, for several reasons.

Officers were under no illusion that speaking to the press could cost them their jobs.

"A new press would cost between 10 and 20 times as much as an old one.

The first three months of the Leveson inquiry into press standards cost £855,300, figures show.