Sentence examples for stock costing from inspiring English sources

Major repair work was done in 2003 and 2006, with the Victorian drainage culvert replaced, and the track lowered to allow larger passenger and freight stock, costing £10 million.

But be leery of any U.S. stock fund costing more than 1% annually or a foreign-stock fund at more than 1.5%.

Fixer-uppers, which represent the majority of housing stock, cost $100 to $500 a square meter ($9 to $46 a square foot), depending on location, condition and historical significance, he said.

Last year Albany eliminated the 23-year-old stock transfer incentive fund, costing the city $114 million annually.

Preferred stocks cost less than bonds to own on a per-share basis, are less volatile than common stocks and are more liquid than many bonds, as they trade on the New York Stock Exchange and over-the-counter markets.

Mind you, given that everything it stocks costs a quid, its margins are so low that it is always going to be outbid when it comes to attracting scab-kneed urchins).

According to a study by IHL Group, "out-of-stocks" cost retailers about $634.1 billion a year.

The aggressive HFT activity across all of the Russell 3000 stocks cost investors a pretty penny, AbleMarkets research finds.

Our stock costs are so high, there is nothing left for any other budget!

When you're in trouble, reduce the complexity, because that cuts out production and stock costs too.

You can skip the math, though, and simply remember that a P/E ratio tells you how much a stock costs relative to a company's performance.