Sentence examples for whatever costs from inspiring English sources

Miliband said: "We should always have value for money in whatever costs there are on bills.

The most important innovation for the space program, Mr. Musk said, would be to get away from the old "cost plus" model in which NASA contractors are guaranteed a profit on top of whatever costs they incur.

The museum will hire a few extra people in visitor services and the store to accommodate the new hours, he said, "but in both instances our hope is that our suggested admission will more than cover whatever costs we have".

Medical advocates are costly, often charging 30percentt of whatever costs they recover or an hourly fee of $100 or more, depending on the type of work they are doing for you.

And whatever costs the British ran up in providing assistance to the new state would be paid for by the export of wheat and, no doubt, the oil that was being discovered.

He said that the cost of a union contract would make the company less competitive and would far outweigh whatever costs the company had suffered because of the walkout.

It is not the urge to surpass all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost".

"Although Lula has adopted the environmental talk, the practice is development at whatever cost," he said.

The Israelis urged the United States to seal the nine-hundred-mile-long border, at whatever cost.

These letters are a quest for necessity — for what must be written about, at whatever cost.

At whatever cost, the integrity of the original must be preserved.