Sentence examples for which alone cost from inspiring English sources

Cost-cutting efforts now under way range from a fundamental review of legal aid, to the noisy pursuit of dishonest immigration solicitors, to attempts to rein in spending on complex criminal cases (which alone cost £329m last year).

On the domestic front, critics say the infrastructure spending, particularly on the big bridge, which alone cost more than $1 billion, is the latest boondoggle in a country so troubled by corruption and mismanagement that projects typically run double the cost elsewhere.

The mine, which alone would cost about $4.1bn to build, would produce up to 60m tonnes of thermal coal a year for sale in Asian electricity markets, notably to Adani's own generators in India.

Clinton went on to outsource jobs to China, says Faux. "Clinton and his Republican successor, George Bush II, then used the NAFTA template to design the World Trade Organization, more than a dozen bilateral trade treaties, and the deal that opened the American market to China -- which alone has cost the U.S. another net 2.7 million jobs.

The milk is heated over an open fire made with hand-cut wood, the cost of which alone exceeds the price most cheese would fetch.

The reduction in the labor costs to operate the building is about US$20,0000 per year, which alone could pay for the information system in about 5 years.

His moral vanity, in their view (which is hardly theirs alone), cost Al Gore a decisive margin of victory over George W. Bush.

The interstate highway system alone cost $114 billion then, which would be roughly $450 billion in new government spending today.

By this point, he had a lucrative career as an Elvis impersonator, which came in handy as, according to internet reports, the set alone cost him $100,000.

The tent alone cost £25,000.

"The patent alone cost $5,000.