Examples of using Could cost in English and their translations into Russian
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This could cost £5 million a year.
Moreover, patient support by social workers could cost less than hospital care.
A mistake that could cost him a trip to the World Finals…
However, it is estimated that the maintenance of the FABS system could cost some US$ 4.5 million in the current biennium.
Driving dangerously close to the car in front could cost you €135 or even your licence.
Experts estimate that construction could cost 6 billion rubles
If it gets out, it could cost me my job, something I'm not proud of.
When you figure that 10mg tablets could cost $2 to $5 each,
Building two more reactors at Temelín could cost consumers more than 30 billion EUR over 35 years.
It says that the evil you do in this life could cost you your happiness in the next.
In 1993, a kilogram could cost quadruple an average monthly salary,
When you figure that 10mg tablets could cost $2 to $5 each,
A bus night bus from Sihanoukville to Siem Reap could cost you about $12.
If uncontested, the measure will come into effect next month and could cost the Treasury, according to the petitioners, a loss of
performance is crucial for success(e.g., Amazon saw that an extra 100ms of latency could cost up to 1% of sales).
The opportunity for her to establish the company she built into a major player comes with a risk that could cost her everything.
Each such workshop(including costs of support for those attending from developing countries) could cost around $150,000 to $200,000.
so 40 percent could cost RUB 5.2-6 billion.
better symbolized than by the vaccination deception hard and concrete could cost lives, lives of babies, defenseless children.
You are aware that if I am seen by the wrong people talking to a U.S. federal agent, it could cost me my life.