Sentence examples for ruling cost from inspiring English sources
Mr. Steinbrenner fumed that if the ruling cost the Yankees their division race, Mr. MacPhail might consider going house-hunting in Kansas City.
A Nascar ruling cost Marcos Ambrose his first career Sprint Cup series victory Sunday when he stalled his car under a late caution in Sonoma, Calif., and was forced to forfeit his lead to Jimmie Johnson.
Under a Vermont Supreme Court ruling, cost is a valid measure of such a property's value, they argued; plus, by their calculations, $6 million was close to what recent sales of comparable property indicated the house would bring if sold.
The teachers' union estimated that the ruling would cost the pension fund an additional $8 million a year.
An official ruling can cost highly paid professionals lots of money.
He said the health department believed the court ruling would cost the state an additional $200 million a year.
The ruling could cost India's tourist trade millions of dollars in income but might help preserve the dwindling number of big cats in India, supporters say.
They have argued that her far-reaching ruling could cost them millions of dollars and lead to a loss of customers.
AmCham EU, the US chamber of commerce in Europe, said the ruling could cost the EU 1.3% of gross domestic product and 6.7% in services exports losses.
In the wake of this under-the-radar ruling, the cost of protecting a community from a harmful building project now lies not with the developer but with the local residents and taxpayers.
The contracts "were based on prices driven to record levels by market manipulation, so this unfortunate ruling could cost California billions of dollars if it is allowed to stand," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California.
