(1) I only hope that my newly achieved rights and freedoms will not be at the cost of someone else's.

(2) But local wildlife officials have vetoed this idea so far, he said, and this has cost him clients.

(3) The use of quality criteria makes comparison of trials easier to understand, but at the cost of inevitable loss of accuracy.

(4) How much does it cost?

(5) It is their job to plan and cost a media schedule for the campaign

(6) His last jaunt to Bermuda cost the princely sum of 27.50 a night.

(7) On the flip side of the coin they cost the British tax payer millions every year, and have become out of touch with the public.

(8) The worst off aren't helped if equality is achieved at the cost of them getting poorer.

(9) Books cost money and require the user to read them for the idea to spread.

(10) The garbage may also cost us again when we accidentally throw away important information.

(11) She defended her decision to ask the students for the amount to cover the cost of repair.

(12) It was a lack of putting touch that cost him the chance of achieving his long-held dream of playing in The Open.

(13) To wait until such a time as when you have complete understanding, at the cost of so many lives, is the failure of leadership.

(14) To support the show and to help cover the cost of prize money, we are selling advertising for the night.

(15) In both away matches this season, Livi have sat in and invited attack, which duly cost them goals.

(16) The government succeeded in diverting resources away from consumption at considerable cost to its political popularity

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(18) In this situation entrepreneurs are said to achieve prosperity at the cost of human lives.

(19) But in their own way they give him the best they can even at the cost of sacrificing things for themselves.

(20) Sometimes, early success is achieved at the cost of a child's childhood.