Sentence examples for quite a cost from inspiring English sources

It thereby protects the currency, but at quite a cost given the magnitude of those overnight market rates.

These days, a big company typically has dozens or hundreds of domains for their products, and it will be quite a cost to get all the new names".

"Marketing can be expensive, but this is quite a cost effective way of doing it.

Changing the logo came at quite a cost as the new one was created by advertising agency Wieden + Kennedy which reportedly produced as many as 600 options.

Moving his product back and forth comes at quite a cost, though exactly how much he wouldn't say.

Veterinary science, like human medicine, has made incredible strides in recent decades so many conditions that formerly would have doomed an animal to being put down are now easily treatable -- but at quite a cost.

And it would be quite a cost-effective way of doing it.

"They produce about 700 to 800 ounces of gold each year at quite a reasonable cost," he added.

And at quite a modest cost.

Of all the renowned explorers of the era, none achieved quite as much fame, at quite so high a cost, as Sir John Franklin, a man destined to cause a crisis in Britain about the meaning of Arctic exploration.

"It's one of the few things in F1 that is quite innovative without a cost element.