Sentence examples for start cost from inspiring English sources

The Nets' record 0-18 start cost Coach Lawrence Frank his job.

"Last year's 0-5 start cost us the league title," he said.

Another factor to consider: the Dodgers' slow start cost them a chance for home-field advantage in this series.

"The start cost me a lot, I came third in the semi-final at the Olympics, it's great really.

Switzerland's careless start cost them when a combination of dead-ball excellence and slack defending enabled Ecuador to open the scoring.

Last season's poor start cost United materially – 13 points after 10 Premier League matches was the return and they finished 17 behind the champions, Chelsea.

When did a handbag start costing £500?

Another bureaucrat says that housing, once provided for almost nothing, will start costing around 10% of his massively increased salary.

Mario veterans will blaze through the first six worlds with relative ease before mistakes start costing them lives.

Of course, Virgin's employees, planes and technology will eventually grow old and start costing more.

Then, it was supposed that start up costs would be poorly representative of start costs in another setting, considering that further spread of the service would be a replication, hence less costly than an innovation.