Sentence examples for right costing from inspiring English sources

Ironically, the prizewinning memoir contained a serious mistake, and Poincaré's biggest discovery in the area came when he hastened to put the error right (costing him more in printing expenses than the value of the prize).

"I think it's a growing threat which is manageable through the right tariffs and the right costing," Mr Barford added.

A permit for this right costs $150.

By 1964 those rights cost ABC $1 million.

All rights cost money, and as a result are a claim on the public purse.

United States English-language rights cost $11 million for the 1994 tournament and $22 million for the 1998 World Cup.

He spent more than $100,000 in legal fees to help resolve the lawsuit, and the rights cost him another $7,500.

Doing what's right, right away costs less in the long run.

What is the right cost?

"This is all about getting the right cost base".

Doing things right costs money, even when foods aren't prepared in house.