Sentence examples for wrong costing from inspiring English sources
Garry's case seemed to be one of those in which everyone did what they were supposed to do, but something had gone wrong, costing an apparently innocent man twenty years of his life.
When the product arrived, it was all wrong, costing her $6,000.
Ultimately, JPMorgan would acknowledge that the trades went horribly wrong, costing the bank more than $6 billion.
The biggest mistake I've made thus far was opening my mouth to the wrong person at the wrong time, costing two companies millions in potential sales.
The wrong priorities will be chased, the wrong costs cut and the wrong decisions made on investment.
On average, getting it wrong cost plaintiffs at about $43,000; the total could be more because information on legal costs was not available in every case.
[But] without an ongoing focus on cost optimization, you may find yourself scrambling to cut costs—often the wrong costs.
Benefactors of largesse frequently make another mistake when selling their gift, using the wrong cost basis to determine the capital gains tax.
They're right, the driver did not pretend to know the exact cost of the ride; he just gave me the wrong cost.
I made a choice to make a change and do right because I've already seen what doing wrong costs me.
The most efficient solution for achieving each of our three objectives is obtained when using the cost surrogate that reflects the planned conservation action; we show a dramatic increase in the cost of achieving targets when the wrong cost surrogate is used (Figure 1).
