Sentence examples for supporters cost from inspiring English sources

The stand held 2,800 supporters, cost £480,000 (£ as of ) and contained the board room and a number of luxurious seats for Burnley's and visiting clubs' directors.

"After months of time and effort, meetings and debate of ideas and plans to lower supporters' costs, the owners have chosen to increase prices for many.

The seventy-five bucks on TV ads alone that Romney had to spend per vote, as opposed to Santorum's ten-spot, was a bargain compared with the two hundred and nineteen dollars that each supporter cost the hapless Rick Perry — to say nothing of the three hundred and thirty-three per vote it cost Romney to lose Iowa to Mike Huckabee four years ago.

Community DOT reduced providers cost by 27%, patients cost by 72%, and combined patients and treatment supporter cost (community cost) by 55%.

But he will review actions Mr. Comey took that Mrs. Clinton and many of her supporters believe cost her the election.

By running funds collectively rather than individually, supporters argue costs will be lower and therefore pension incomes will be higher.

"Every pound raised by supporters, after costs, will be reinvested into the club and we expect that this will be a popular offer.

He constantly brags about his ability to reach millions of supporters at no cost through his social-media accounts.

Comey faced significant criticism for that revelation, which apparently violated Department of Justice rules, and some Clinton supporters felt it cost their preferred candidate the presidency.

The White House opposes the $6 billion in emergency drought aid but supporters say its cost would be offset by savings in other farm spending, so it would not drive up the deficit.

Fans are unhappy with the recent price increase for a pie at Elland Road, and despite the club including a £5 food and drink voucher with each matchday ticket, it can cost supporters up to £40 to see Championship football at the Yorkshire club.