Sentence examples for price for making from inspiring English sources

Yet that may be an acceptable price for making banks safer.

He is also paying the price for making his politics so relentlessly personal.

Greece has paid a terrible price for making political promises it could not keep, he said.

"If you are going to pay the price for making the mistake, you need to get the learning," Schoemaker says.

"Because he has paid some political price for making his decision," Mr. Kerry said, "I think it's important for Europe to say in return, 'See what this gets?

On the latest estimate, this could yield about 3m square feet of office space, or over £30m of planning gain.But the Corporation has to pay a price for making deals outside its boundaries of the square mile.

Prices for making a Renaissance outfit will vary accordingly.

But I guess there may be a price to pay for making a living from hunting monsters.

This intensifies "decision fatigue" (aka ego depletion), the biological price we pay for making choices.

On marriage arrangement, the culture of paying pride price was blamed for making the man assume 'ownership' of his wife.

The game is more competitive than ever: the Spaniards paid the price for not making adjustments.