Sentence examples for taking the cost from inspiring English sources

Binge drinking is on the rise, taking the cost of drinking with it.

There is 20% off breaks in October, taking the cost for a week to £244pp.

Taking the cost of benefits and loss of tax revenue into account, mental illness is the single most expensive part of the health budget.

Just eight months later it is pushing through another price rise, taking the cost to £22.20 a year, coming into force in December.

The Guardian is to increase its cover price in the UK by 20p, taking the cost of the weekday print edition to £2 and Saturday edition to £2.90.

Cameron, who has promised to give MPs a vote on the future of Britain's nuclear detterent, admitted in November that the cost of replacing Trident will cost £6bn more than originally thought, taking the cost to £31bn.

WASHINGTON — The Postal Service on Wednesday backed away from its plan to stop Saturday mail delivery, criticizing Congress for taking the cost-cutting proposal off the table.

Twelve (80%) of the studies adopted a cost-effectiveness or cost-utility approach, with the remaining three taking the cost-benefit approach.

Take the cost of borrowing dollars.

Just take the cost of medical services.

Take the cost of cars.