Sentence examples for world cost from inspiring English sources
In an ideal world, cost would not be an issue.
The most expensive telescopes in the world cost billions of dollars, Mr. Beatty said.
Les Patterson Saves the World cost $7.3m and was financed using the generous 10BA tax offset.
Armies marching on their stomachs on the other side of the world cost more than boys in Biloxi boot camp.
The Eureka, a Zeppelin NT, one of only three in the world, cost about $15 million and took 18 months to build.
Starring Chris Hemsworth as the titular hammersmith, "Thor: The Dark World" cost an estimated $170 million to make and another $100 million to market.
In a country where even minor medical procedures cost two or three times more than elsewhere in the developed world, cost-sharing is far more likely to be a burden.
The main problem is that, compared with other parts of the world, costs are not low.
In their world, costs to business are the only measure; benefits to consumers somehow never make it to the table.
High in the mountains, a double room with the best view in the world costs 100 rupees.
The business world costs it; so do commentators; so do those lower down in the lobbyist/lanyard junkie/old-friend food chain.
