Examples of 'action cost' in a sentence
Meaning of "action cost"
action cost: The expenses, sacrifices, or consequences incurred as a result of taking a specific course of action. This phrase is often used in business, decision-making, or project management contexts to evaluate the outcomes or trade-offs of choices
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The action cost him his life.
All spells have a mana cost and an action cost.
This action cost them half of their fruits.
Clinton said the late action cost her the election.
This action cost Arran most of his cavalry.
Any player passing through one of them must take it, with no action cost.
Their action cost them their lives Ac.
Does joining the Class Action cost any money?
His VC action cost him his arm which was amputated.
Whenever Sir Tristan departs from the Round Table, he does so at no Action cost.
This action cost him the support of many Northerners.
Facilities closer to the action cost nearly $3 million.
The action cost Ferret one man.
They then pay the Action Cost by spending the corresponding resources.
The action cost Dictator five killed and 24 wounded.
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Unfortunately, this action cost reduction applies only to the U.S. market.
The action cost Ajax two men killed and 16 wounded.
This successful action cost the battalion 120 killed and wounded.
The action cost the British two men killed and 25 wounded.
However, this action cost the Australians an additional 430 casualties.
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