Sentence examples for record cost from inspiring English sources

The embarrassing record cost Coach Jeff Ruland his job.

The album took six months to record, cost half a million dollars – and bombed, relatively speaking.

Whether or not the movie actually turns a huge profit, given its record cost and the fact that about half the box office goes to theater owners, is another matter.

Faced with sluggish domestic demand and the record cost of fattening animals — the result of a steep rise in the prices of corn and soybeans as drought grips the top exporter, the United States — Chinese hog producers are being forced to sell their herds.

The Huskies' 4-12 conferecordrecost costhemem a winning season — the only time in 25 years that an Auriemma team would finish under.500 over all 12-155) or in a league in which the Huskies have finished first in 19 of the past 22 seasons.

"Only changes or updates to the record cost money in the form of network fees, but reads are free, as long as you have a copy of the blockchain".

With each successive record costing more and earning less than the last, he is finding it increasingly difficult to maintain his lavish lifestyle.

The standoff this time is over money to refill the nation's disaster emergency fund, which is fast dwindling from record costs for hurricane, flood and earthquake relief.

It will restate results for the past six years to record costs for misdated stock-option grants to executives.

But even for smaller incidents, each stolen record costs the business $233, which is up 4.8% since last year.

Dow Chemical also announced a second round of price increases, as much 25.0%, in July to offset record costs for energy and raw materials.