Sentence examples for win costs from inspiring English sources

It's hard to be more transparent, or more clear, about the stakes: one man's win costs the other a loss.

Executives at Northwest have made a similar bankruptcy warning, but thus far have been unable to win cost concessions from their unions.

And it made a statement – ownership was here to win, cost be damned.

In 2009-10, less than 15 percent of participating schools won, costing $4 million, after the state made its elementary and middle school tests harder to pass.

So that Hummer that Sondra Peterson won cost her a lot more than $36.65.

Well, Nancy won, check out Veterans Affairs employee wins cost-cutting contest.

Or their unions win annual cost-of-living adjustments far above inflation.

If the drivers win, the cost of hailing an Uber cab will no doubt go up.

They win on cost, power consumption, ease of use, and space.

If you can't win on cost, then you must find other routes to margin.

We need to show that win at all costs does have costs.