Examples of 'come at a cost' in a sentence
Meaning of "come at a cost"
This phrase means that there are disadvantages or negative consequences associated with something, despite its benefits or advantages
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How to use "come at a cost" in a sentence
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come at a cost
I do not want it to come at a cost for you.
They come at a cost of time and money.
All this success has come at a cost.
This will come at a cost which is usually annual.
But their success has come at a cost.
They come at a cost.
This latest set of abilities does come at a cost.
Seems likely to come at a cost to other development.
But those surveillance features come at a cost.
These functionalities come at a cost of increased design complexity.
But all these competitions come at a cost.
Yet reform has come at a cost to our communities.
But such population growth does come at a cost.
Though it does come at a cost to passengers.
But that originality will come at a cost.
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It can come at a cost.
But those ambitions will come at a cost.
Yet they have come at a cost that we are just now beginning to reckon.
The crucial win has come at a cost.
This will come at a cost and you must factor this in your budget.
But it might have all come at a cost.
They do come at a cost but at least you know what you are paying for.
This rapid growth has come at a cost.
German defeat would come at a cost of human life and suffering never seen before.
Increased safety measures will come at a cost.
All of these interventions come at a cost to the healthcare system and its patients.
My love of calm predictability has come at a cost.
This excessive expenditure can come at a cost to important development services.
Uniqueness and individuality can come at a cost.
Websites come at a cost.
However the digital revolution has come at a cost.
It would come at a cost that would change Westeros forever.
Every word seemed to come at a cost to him.
Facing down the threat of architectural disruption does come at a cost.
This has also come at a cost.
It is necessary to make clear that integrated economic statistics come at a cost.
But safety may come at a cost.
It stands to reason that all the advanced features described above come at a cost.
This speed and power come at a cost though.
I do not consider the hero having a victory if it does not come at a cost.
All this does come at a cost.
Some of the greatest expressions of love are those that come at a cost.
But it will come at a cost.
Just because it was free do not mean it do not come at a cost.
But these improvements have come at a cost increased complexity.
But increasing trade internationally has come at a cost.
This requirement is expected to come at a cost higher than rental unit averages within Moncton.
But technological progress has come at a cost.
The free VPNs could come at a cost much greater than paid VPN services charge.
But that efficiency may come at a cost.
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It did not even come from his instructions
I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor
I just happened to come here for sightseeing
