Sentence examples for would only cost from inspiring English sources
Even that would only cost $22 more".
It would only cost a few corporations some money – and they refuse to do it.
A higher rate would mean donations would only cost 60 cents on the dollar.
It would only cost £2.7bn to save the lives of 6 million children who die due to poverty.
Moreover, he said, a comprehensive study would only cost about $50,000, which he called "chump change".
Although the bid team said the Games would only cost $4.6bn, Olympic budgets have a habit of swelling.
If 100% compliance could not be achieved, cost effectiveness would be poorer and the policy would only be cost effective in areas with even higher mean radon concentration.
Our analyses suggest that adding such an examination would only be cost saving if the probability of cure without computed tomography were unacceptably low.
32 Continuous ranibizumab would only be cost-effective compared with continuous bevacizumab if the NHS were willing to pay >£3.5 ($5.5) million/QALY gained.
Continuous ranibizumab would only be cost-effective compared with continuous bevacizumab if the NHS were willing to pay £3.5 million ($5.5 million) per additional QALY gained.
He estimated that restoring the house to its original condition would not only cost him money, but would lower the value of the property.
