Sentence examples for stop costing from inspiring English sources

The crew botched the tack and practically came to a stop, costing it almost all of its 150-meter lead.

So let's use this moment for good--let's stop hurting our beautiful country, Let's stop costing our economy far more than we pay at the gas pump.

The Mercedes-Benz drivers took the lead from each other several times, but von Brauchitsch won after a screw fell into Caracciola's induction system during a pit stop, costing him three and a half minutes.

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

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.

Maldonado maintained a lead of seven seconds over Alonso, but a mistake by his crew during the third pit stop cost him time and left him vulnerable to the Ferrari driver in the final stint of the race.

Stewart and his car suddenly looked unbeatable, but two botched pits stops cost him.

"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.

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.

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