Sentence examples for will cost consumers from inspiring English sources

iinet has previously warned it will cost consumers about $100 a year.

The F.D.A. estimates that over 20 years, pediatric exclusivity will cost consumers an additional $13.9 billion.

The news: Now available in New York City, the service will cost consumers $50 a month.

WASHINGTON — Federal officials often say that health insurance will cost consumers less than expected under President Obama's health care law.

Hinkley is predicted to cost £18bn to build, and it will cost consumers upwards of £30bn to run.

Some steel jobs may be saved, but it will cost consumers more, and perhaps cost jobs elsewhere.

That's because enhanced safety will surely cost consumers in speed, novelty and convenience.

Critics, invoking the earlier fiasco, warn that the latest plan will again cost consumers and may even increase, not reduce, greenhouse gases.

Pethealth, based in Oakville, Ontario, is seeking a license to begin writing policies in the United States, starting in the first half of next year, that will probably cost consumers $210 to $220 a year.

And the 9900K will still cost consumers 66% more than its Ryzen competitor.

It didn't say how expensive, but with advanced components like a new "Cell processor" and a high-definition Blu-Ray disc drive, the PS3 will likely cost consumers more than the Xbox 360, which retails for $400.