Sentence examples for whole costs from inspiring English sources

Finally, innovations contributing to reducing airlines' (and the industry's as a whole) costs and increasing revenues are also important.

The risk of fraud and online crime, both real and perceived, is costing each UK small business up to £4,000 per year, the FSB says, while cybercrime as a whole costs the UK economy an estimated £27bn a year.

But that's not the whole cost.

When it is, we encourage decision makers to consider the whole cost of a journey.

Not quite the whole cost of the tickets, but not far off.

Add to that the whole cost of staging and televising the event.

The price of a tent can range from €55 (£42) to nothing when brands subsidise the whole cost through advertising.

A wealthy Texas rancher pledged $75,000, which he felt should be enough to pay the whole cost of the operation.

The new health insurance program, which pays for the whole cost of the drug, has saved her life, she said.

"You wouldn't be eligible for any savings on marketplace insurance and would have to pay the whole cost".

Councils will get a boost in funding to compensate but it will not cover the whole cost of the fund.