Sentence examples for turn cost from inspiring English sources

But proponents of zero tolerance insist that its success depends precisely on its uncompromising approach, which may in turn cost the police much-needed public support.

Sequestration, the office estimates, will in turn cost about 750,000 jobs over the remaining 10 months of the year – or about 75,000 jobs a month.

The brochure mailings, in turn, cost at least $40,000, according to political consultants who are not involved in the race.

By entering a congested highway, we help to impose delays that in turn cost others thousands of dollars — even though entering those highways may save us only negligible time when compared with alternatives.

My own kids caught a little of the second episode of the three-part drama Five Daughters, and I hope that they saw enough to realise the deadly effects of drugs, for it was drug dependency that led those young women into prostitution on the streets of Ipswich, which in turn cost them their lives at the hands of the serial killer Steve Wright.

Capturing the learnings from leading demonstration projects is key for design optimisation, technology development and in turn, cost reduction.

And ultimately it costs the federal government, which in turn costs us all".

But the 25-year-old Rodriguez slipped in the first turn, costing her precious seconds.

Crab meat from Maryland costs about the same; claw meat is less expensive than "lump" meat, which in turn costs less than "jumbo lump".

META says eight companies contacted it in February, complaining that Oracle was trying to reinterpret existing contracts in a way that resulted in more data streams being counted -- and, in turn, costing the companies millions of dollars.

Brown chickens are larger than their white cousins, so they eat more food, which in turn costs farmers more.