Sentence examples for terrifying cost from inspiring English sources

Over the past 18 months, I have met and worked with fabulous, kind and heroic carers, nurses and doctors, and I have also seen the terrifying cost of dementia to all those whose lives are touched by it.

Windfall tax revenue from housing booms fuelled by cheap foreign credit made the public finances of Ireland and Spain look sound until recession (and, in Ireland's case, the terrifying cost of bank bail-outs) caused public debt to explode.Some believe the exorbitant privilege is really a curse that lures the reserve-currency country into too much borrowing or printing too much money.

The problem is ubiquitous grinding poverty – something that trade, investment, and economic growth slowly, over decades, alleviates, albeit at a terrifying cost to the environment.

"I think if you worked all your life and all you had was a £70,000 home, then the thought of losing it in care costs is terrifying.

These are her fuel bills, 'because as a single woman it's terrifying how much it costs just running this house, and I'm trying to cut the fuel bill every way I can - it's £700 every two months.

Ms. Readling said she often woke up at night, terrified of the cost of getting sick without insurance.

Because South Korea, having watched West Germany pay for the integration of the former-Communist East Germany, is terrified of the cost that integrating the blighted North would entail.

There's too much else to think about, and the cost terrifies me – filling an entire house with furniture is ruinous.

"States were terrified by their cost exposure," said Matt Salo, executive director of the National Association of Medicaid Directors.

Both seem terrified by the costs of caring for human dependents, whether young or old, describing them as a threat to economic welfare.

No one with any familiarity with the federal budget would disagree that it is health care costs that drive long-term deficits and terrifying debt projections.