How to pronounce “costin” in English

is costing you those minutes.

and costing millions of tax dollars, unnecessarily.

is costing us billions of dollars a year and is responsible for untold amounts of sickness and death.

with cars costing upwards of a hundred thousand dollars.

Bitcoin is costing staggering amounts of energy.

And so delaying is costing lives.

It's costing them current income.

So it's costing more money to the financial ecosystem, if we are allowed to use that word anymore talking

And instead of costing $300,000, it cost us $700,000 for 350 square feet.

Condition of complete simplicity costing not less than everything.

And because this was costing millions of dollars every hour, they got every high tech guy in the whole-- and woman-- in the whole of the United States and Canada--

It's costing companies a lot of money.

So rather than it costing you $1.3 million, it only costs you $330K plus the money for tech.

Ends up costing more than these pills I just talked about.

linked to some generic costing costing by region that it would be linked to the USDA database so it would have

link the costings and it has to be automatically exploitable but it needs to be virtual originally I thought I'd actually build the lunch box and hand it

Nobody can with a two minute roll costing as much as a two-hour tape.

You know it's literally costing at least thousands of dollars a minute if not more.

and in my dating life costing me.

one or two or three apps costing about $1 million to $2 million in development, probably about the same in sales and marketing

the reality is it's costing a lot of money and it's not yielding a whole lot of results.

There was never any real costing of what a national health service would cost.

And the everything that it's costing us is the letting go all the other stuff so we can just come together as human beings and with ourselves

to calculate what climate change is actually costing us every single one of them assumes something akin to this bottom line here, a quadratic extrapolation.

And those first cancer genomes were costing on an average hundreds of millions of dollars to complete in their entirety.

You know it's literally costing at least thousands of dollars a minute, if not more.

forms of waste that are costing precious time and resources that are taking money away from their profits. And you know one of the biggest areas here focuses energy waste but we are

This backwards chronology is really costing me a lot of opportunities for surprise, and payoff for the reader." As one clear example, you mentioned that Bennie is in the car in

what she wanted and it wound up costing Gary $80 million but he got to keep the company

we are trying to make sure we're costing down the product and that the capability is staying the same.

from trusted generics to customized plans with some generics costing up to 95% less than brand name alternatives.

And the program will be based on not costing a penny to the parents.

And literally, we were costing that trip out when John Kerry came out with his blast against Benedict Arnold executives who outsource and suddenly, outsourcing

That's why Buffett used to joke that his haircuts were costing him $200,000 apiece.

And so I had debt on it that was costing me about $48,000 a month.

But even a small piece of land was costing so much that it was just beyond any kind of imagination

And I made that into spreadsheets and ended up ultimately costing everything out.

It's about a condition of complete simplicity costing not less than everything.

500 whales, we're costing them millions of dollars every year. And a lot of what's going on is this is actually being subsidized by governments, in the way of fuel subsidies

around uh and that will actually be uh rather than costing the economy more money it'll both save money in the short

expenditures of the government which this year is costing at least $600

It was taking months and months of time and costing hundreds of thousands of dollars at that point.

By the late '60s, credit card fraud was costing the banks $100 million a year, around a billion in today's money.

- By the early 2000s, card fraud was costing the UK over 400 million pounds a year, and the single biggest culprit was magnetic stripe skimming.

We're guarding them from a country and paying ourselves billions of costing us billions and billions of dollars to

So on both counts, it's actually costing society.

But by 2010, things were costing a huge amount of money for it to yield a single drug.

to make the bearings and the pulley and all that and then end up actually costing more to do that than just

And a school that should cost $1,000 to build ends up costing $1 million because so many different contractors along the way take a cut.