Sentence examples for use cost from inspiring English sources

It will not matter to them if the cabs they use cost a great deal more.

"Some of the tapes we use cost hundreds, even thousands, of dollars per roll.

Officers were told cocaine and heroin use cost the British economy around £15bn a year in health and crime bills.

He says that it is the fastest and most complex computer now in use, cost $750,000 to build, and when in full cogitation requires two operators.

Paul Hickman at KBC Peel Hunt said he believed the departures reflected disagreements over "how far to use cost savings to protect margins" in the short term.

In response, Kraft said it would use cost savings to strengthen its key brand products.

"The reason is they don't use cost-benefit analysis".

The transport secretary says he would send more money to metropolitan areas and use cost-benefit analyses to guide investment.

Only around 20 states use cost-benefit analyses to evaluate transport projects; of these, just six do so regularly.

And it allowed the Environmental Protection Agency to use cost-benefit analysis to decide how much marine life may be killed by cooling structures at power plants.

His innovation was to stress repeatedly that market share matters only if it generates profits and high returns, and to use cost-cutting to reinforce this approach.