Sentence examples for worst cost from inspiring English sources

Two Septembers ago, their worst cost them a spot in the playoffs.

"It may at worst cost us about £1bn," said one of the sources when asked how Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) had phrased the wording in the 89-page report, entitled Referendum: The View.

Miliband called for an investigation, saying: "There are bigger issues for the people of Britain in the midst of the worst cost of living crisis for a century than intrusion into the life of my family.

The worst cost cutters also trade at a 64% higher multiple of annualized third-quarter sales.

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The best, average and worst cost and average CPU time among 100 runs of solutions obtained from proposed ODE and DE method are summarized in Table 5.

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In fact, it is the presidents of Colombia, Mexico, and Guatemala -- countries bearing many of the worst costs of drug policy -- who have been calling for a debate about decriminalization or legalization of cocaine.

Among the three IUI modalities, C-IUI (with the lowest LBR) had the worst cost-effectiveness ratio and the worst ICER.

When assuming that LBR of IUI (any modality) was decreasing with cycle order, all above scenarios showed consistently similar results, with higher cost and worst cost-effectiveness and ICER values for "IUI+IVF" compared to IVF only.

The median incremental cost-effectiveness ratio was 16,000 euros per quality-adjusted life year (QALY) (range, 10,000 88,000), with the worst cost-effectiveness occurring when recommended stop rules for nonresponding patients were not applied.