Sentence examples for which now costs from inspiring English sources

It is a brutal, extraordinarily unforgiving system, which now costs taxpayers two billion dollars a year.

A 10-trip ticket between those cities, which now costs $394, will rise about $30.

In sterling terms, a $404 room at New York's luxury Algonquin hotel – which now costs £275 – would shoot up in price to £351.

The PS3, which now costs $300 in America, was initially sold at a loss by Sony in order to boost its popularity.

New York State has wrestled for years with the growth of Medicaid, which now costs more than $50 billion a year, more than double the spending in 1995.

Most find it difficult to afford the increasingly hefty fees New York Road Runners charges for its races, especially the marathon, which now costs at least $227.

FDM is the mechanism used in many of the small 3D printers used by hobbyists, some of which now cost less than $1,000.

Most worrying are the changes to children's parties, which now cost over £200 a pop, according to a survey in February.

"These printers, which now cost about $1,000, can print objects by spraying thin layers of plastic, metal or ceramics that are built up into shapes," he wrote.

That could lower the price of drugs produced by biotechnology, some of which now cost tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars a year per patient.

Ms. Pantazis said the price of those restaurants' French fries, which now cost $1.75 an order, would most likely be bumped up to at least $2.75.