Sentence examples for that will likely cost from inspiring English sources

Bank of America, trying to score some points with customers, announced a plan to eliminate overdraft fees, a move that will likely cost the firm tens of millions of dollars in annual revenue.

Customers then will be forced to buy separate coverage that will likely cost a bundle.

At a cost that will likely be less than $20 per hectare, invasive mammal eradication from islands is not only one of society's most powerful tools for preventing extinction and restoring ecosystems but also one of the most cost-effective.

At the very least, it seems likely that Chile's exceptional economic state of grace in Latin America will now be seriously compromised; under the massive rebuilding and social welfare costs that will likely be required, it could even evaporate.

The company has already made one decision about next season; it is negotiating to offer "Reckless," a production by Second Stage Theater, as part of its subscription package next fall, a move that will likely cut the theater club's costs.

But that car will likely cost about the same dough as the present Wolfsburg and then you'll be out the nifty wheels, seats and paint.

Even if you win in court, you have lost big-time in that it will likely cost you tens of thousands of dollars to prove your case.

Experts agree that it will likely cost more than you budget, and recommend adding 10percentt for hidden and unexpected costs.

We should be prepared to rebuild those nations, and that effort will likely cost as much as actually fighting the wars.

The same iPhone 8 that you just bought for $699 will likely cost a quarter of that to buy new in three years, partly due to the release of a newer, faster, more powerful model at the top of the price ladder.

Pricing starts to shift after that, and by late May it will likely cost $300-$300-$400 to visit the same cities.