Sentence examples for stop cost from inspiring English sources

BART trains between the airport and the 24th and Mission stop cost $7.95 each way.

For example, I basically don't think you can stop cost shifting — from the people who pay to those who don't — unless you cover everybody.

Gordon was off to another dominating performance -- he led 137 of the first 174 laps -- when an error on the final pit stop cost him the lead.

The lengthy pit stop cost Hamlin track position, and though he worked his way through the field into second place, he could not pass Kasey Kahne, the late-race leader, in the waning laps.

Lewis Hamilton finished fifth behind Jarno Trulli's Toyota after a bungled pit stop cost the Brit a chance of a podium, while pole-sitter Felipe Massa saw his race end after 30 laps when he beached his Ferrari in the gravel.

"The idea that government is looking to see what they can slice off to stop cost escalation is very disturbing to communities and environmentalists, as the very first thing to go will be the already inadequate proposed mitigations, and the only other thing they can do is reduce the already woeful access to compensation.

"Ministers promised to stop cost-based rationing of care in the NHS.

"A low-end pipe stop costs anywhere from $10,000 to $30,000," he said.

Repairs aren't cheap, either: an average A#1 stop costs about $150, while a new unit starts at around $6,500.

In an advisory note, financial services firm JP Morgan said it expected the competitiveness of the mobile market would stop costs being passed down.

They will be able to choose the cloud services they want, meaning more direction from chief information officers (CIOs) will be needed to stop costs spiralling.