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Discover LudwigThe phrase "we were costing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to budgeting, financial analysis, or project management, where you are discussing the process of estimating costs. Example: "During the meeting, we were costing the new project to ensure it fits within our budget."
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What I see now is we were costing him feed for his livestock, and money.
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We're costing American businesses jobs".
"We are costing America its reputation in the world today.
If we're costing you that much, let us go.' The other bits of the empire took back their independence a while ago and are doing fine".
But we are costing our country untold billions of dollars not only in housing inmates, but in wasting their potential productivity.
Then we said they were costing us loads of money — maybe they should pay extra taxes.
This is a challenge we help solve with our AI travel assistant - because we're cost-effective.
"Defensively, we're making mistakes that are costing us".
But some of the dishes we've come to love are costing our waistlines big-time.
Both BPT and Pilates are delivered by a therapist/instructor and in groups so we will be costing both interventions.
But there were costs we weren't counting, and often hardly noticed.
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