Sentence examples for turmoil cost from inspiring English sources

The turmoil cost the country 800 million dollars in lost industrial production.

What that parent-created turmoil cost them I will never fully grasp nor will I ever be able to make it up to them.

Mr. Melcher's flagship fund has since doubled in value, even as this summer's market turmoil cost other investors billions, forced the closing of several major hedge funds and pushed the stock market down 7percentt since mid-July.

The consequences for education of leaving the union would be "conflict, division, turmoil and cost", he thundered.

On Tuesday, Amos Kimunya, Kenya's finance minister who was reappointed to his post, said that the election turmoil had cost the country $1 billion.

Correction: February 21 , 2004 Saturday An article on Sunday about turmoil over cost cutting at the Rocky Mountain region's largest foundation, the Daniels Fund, referred incorrectly to the election of Stephen M. Schuck and Brian Deevy to the board.

Recession-resistant McDonald's is feeding consumers around the world as global financial turmoil has cost-conscious shoppers opting for low-priced meals.

I don't think the postponement of the program is worth the cost — turmoil and strengthening the regime — but our opinion doesn't matter.

The football players' boycott amid racial turmoil could have cost the university more than $1 million in game cancellation fees, according to reports.

[See related blog post.] Delay, turmoil and high costs are plaguing projects at the Meadowlands in New Jersey.

In struggling countries on the periphery, Germany is seen as having benefited from the turmoil, with borrowing costs close to zero and a weakened currency that helps its exports.