Yasir Arafat is making Israel miserable at the price of making Palestinians destitute.
But it's the price of making her country better known, she says: "Estonia's a kind of nowhere-land in West Europeans' minds.
Grief is survivable ("he can go on"), but only at the price of making it perpetual ("without ever putting the box down").
The lab began consulting with specialists who can "take a car apart, right down to the screws," and tabulate the exact price of making a particular change.
No filmmaker is more aware of the private value and the intimate price of making images, of the vastly nourishing power of visual pleasure, and of the identity crisis entailed by image creation.
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In a way analogous to Gordon Moore's famous law about the improvement of computers, both the price of sequencing DNA and the price of making it have plummeted over the past decade.
In one of the most wrenching scenes the Christian identity she had repudiated saves her life but at the price of making her the helpless witness and silent accomplice to a massacre by Phalangist fighters.
Mired in a sixth straight year of recession, with unemployment nudging 30%, Greece has been hit by record levels of poverty – the price of making the biggest fiscal adjustment of any OECD state since the second world war.
That trust in the audience and the writing pays off: when quarterback Matt Saracen struggles to cope with his ailing grandmother, or the cocky running back Brian Williams considers the price of making it in football, we truly fear for them.
I wrote: "If the price of making the City a haven for low-tax oligarchs and other assorted spivs is to turn London into a mobsters' paradise, then that is our lookout, they say".
