Sentence examples for will be costing from inspiring English sources
There will be fewer parking spaces without meters, & meters will be costing more.
If he's going to legislate for 10 years of company tax cuts in a few months time, then presumably he knows how much they will be costing.
Nine out of 10 UK companies already have stress management policies, but Mr Edington believes they should go further and tackle every health issue an employee has which will be costing their company money.
Analysts at Liberum say net new revenue from the price increases will be £240m a year, and every little helps when the Premier League will be costing more than £625m more per season from 2016.
The pension problem is or will be costing each and every one of us, if it hasn't yet.
By 2050, when the government estimates that carbon will be costing society about $71 a year, the costs go up to nearly $9 billion a year.
The most tangible change will be cost.
One factor, of course, will be cost.
"And there will be cost savings in it, too".
Like many new technologies, the biggest challenge will be cost.
Fitting new wheels only when the old are worn out will be cost neutral, but will take 15 20 yr.
