Sentence examples for the cost itself from inspiring English sources

The bank intends to share the impact of the tax, bearing part of the cost itself and passing on part of it to its individual bankers.

(Summa had to eat the cost itself).

"They don't price the cost itself," he added.

Do they really want to make that argument?" "They don't price the cost itself," he added.

The cost itself is not that great – take less than $100 billion a year from war and related markets and invest it instead in health, education, equality and protection.

-- but the cost itself is not an expense, but is an asset and assets are not deductible.

If granted, the RFU will bear the costs itself rather than borrow.

In emerging economies that cash has usually come from international rescue funds.Spain's government might be able to cover the costs itself.

All told, Wisconsin Alderman Bob Bauman added up the full cost to taxpayers, in a speech before a Common Council committee, and landed at $4.5 billion, according to Urban Milwaukee (the publication estimated the costs itself at closer to $4.1 billion).

Since we have included the pumping cost in the operating cost itself, the necessary adjustment in the net electric output would be required.

The total cost of raw materials is about 25 times as much as the feedstock cost itself, while it is four times as much in the WW route.