Sentence examples for pushed the cost from inspiring English sources

In 2007, a Russian buyer pushed the cost of a Fabergé egg to $18 million.

The cost for treating Mary's thrombophlebitis should have been $16,000; the complications pushed the cost nearly six times higher.

The price of oil, Russia's main export, has plunged, while the weak rouble has pushed the cost of imports up.

In Hong Kong, plunging property prices have pushed the cost of a square metre down 10.5%, to $1,133 per year.

This has pushed the cost of the winter games, historically far less expensive than their summer counterpart to over $50bn, more than four times the original estimate.

An MoD spokesman said additional agreements with contractors for support functions such as testing, training and spare parts had pushed the cost up.

Time Warner said Disney's new demands would have pushed the costs to Time Warner up beyond the December agreement about $300 million over 10 years.

Hostility towards Germany has increased as Greeks have hit out against a German government that has pushed the cost-cutting here.

They've pushed the costs for fraud onto the merchants.

What the consolidators and the bankers did not realize is that the paper-and-supplies industry had pushed the costs down to very low levels.

They try to push the cost and the responsibility down the line.