It was speaking truth to power, no matter the cost.
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"They want to impose the impunity pact, no matter the cost."
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Some people will do anything to get cheese, no matter the cost.
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Roshan pledged in 2014 that it would stay, no matter the cost.
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You want to make the world a better place — no matter the cost.
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No matter the cost, Eden bends towards love and away from self-preservation.
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This time, he has a mission: to save Mikkel, no matter the cost.
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So, I'm never going to stop sharing her story, no matter the cost.
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It'll be a bloodbath, but we'll flush them out—no matter the cost.
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They believed in outsourcing all that could be delegated, no matter the cost.
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No matter the cost, preventing proliferation should be a top priority of Congress.
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The goal was, clearly, to keep me on methadone, no matter the cost.
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Donald Trump taught his children to fight dirty and win, no matter the cost.
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PG: Have you always felt the need to speak up, no matter the cost?
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It includes a mandate that employers keep paying for drugs, no matter the cost.
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It includes a mandate that employers keep paying for drugs, no matter the cost.
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Open borders has become a solid plank in the Democratic platform, no matter the cost.
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"No matter the cost, it was right," she said about her decision to come forward.
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Does it matter that Will's sleazy friend is here for thrills, no matter the cost?
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That may make Mr. Musk's all-electric vision a self-fulfilling prophecy, no matter the cost.
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No matter the cost, one hour of something special is better than 100 hours of garbage.
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Now, no matter the cost — at least $100 billion — the city must rebuild it to survive.
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On the other, there's Elizabeth and Claudia mentoring Paige and staying the course no matter the cost.
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The Labuschagnes say they are determined to give Michael the treatment he needs, no matter the cost.
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But Montreal's mayor, a former Canadian sports minister, says it was worth it, no matter the cost.
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Trump foreign policy has only one guiding principle: do the opposite of Obama, no matter the cost.
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Which is why I would do anything to give her another chance at life, no matter the cost.
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Everything about his rock n roll lifestyle has enabled him to feed that beast, no matter the cost.
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That McCain is long gone: The new one just wants to keep his job, no matter the cost.
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Trump has been steadfastly clinging to his same gravity-defying hairstyle for decades now, no matter the cost.
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The fact is, some gains are unsustainable and should be booked quickly, no matter the cost, Cramer said.
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I'm now relieved when I see my sons and their schoolmates carrying bottled water, no matter the cost.
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But just as quickly, he made it clear that he was not going anywhere, no matter the cost.
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After squeezing Greece no matter the cost, European officials ought to recognize that their analysis has been flawed.
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Nuclear stability and reductions are to be replaced with nuclear dominance, no matter the cost or the consequence.
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Now, no matter the cost — at least $100 billion — the New York City must rebuild it to survive.
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"In this political climate, artists have a responsibility to make good work, no matter the cost," he replies seriously.
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I don't mean to sound nihilistic, but social media is good for short term laughs, no matter the cost.
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As more and more shopping shifts online, retailers are working hard to capture the sale, no matter the cost.
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New outlets are ever more willing to do what Andrew Breitbart envisioned: start culture wars, no matter the cost.
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The commitment was open-ended; the government covered its share no matter the cost, or how many people enrolled.
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That means demand doesn't fall very much when prices rise, since consumers need food and fuel no matter the cost.
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Because of all this, we're seeing tech companies take strong precautions, no matter the cost, to guard against the outbreak.
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Mr. Putin, though, has done the opposite, stressing the importance of keeping remote northern outposts alive, no matter the cost.
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He is portrayed as a naive henchman, driven by keeping his world just the way it is no matter the cost.
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The early success of House of Cards was built on the audience wanting the Underwoods to win, no matter the cost.
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To explain, the "hill you die on" means a belief you're willing to fight for, no matter the cost to yourself.
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Instead, the challenge is getting food, clean water, shelter, and medical supplies to people who are suffering, no matter the cost.
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They see themselves in Rue's pain, her messiness, her unslakable need to obliterate all the bad feelings, no matter the cost.
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The result is likely to be at least a near-term doubling down on American biofuels use, no matter the cost.
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The answer is one of the greatest, most earnest defenses of creative male genius, no matter the cost, ever committed to film.
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"Sang" is also a rebellion against the striving of contemporary urban China, no matter the cost or hopes of achieving a goal.
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At the same time, let's all please remind ourselves that our goal is not to minimize all risk, no matter the cost.
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Companies should step up and guarantee the longevity of their products, no matter the cost or bind it might put them in.
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These schools strongly believe in their mission to serve all who come to them regardless of need and no matter the cost.
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We're saying, wait a minute, we are going to make an effort to save every life we can, no matter the cost.
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People in Nepal seem to be looking for a leader that can carry them out of developmental paralysis, no matter the cost.
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We look at why his strategy requires giving no ground and forcing Republican senators to stand with him, no matter the cost.
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There's little doubt where the Democratic base is: Liberals almost unanimously want to see the party's senators fight Gorsuch, no matter the cost.
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All orders over $30 will get free delivery, while Unlimited subscribers will always get free delivery no matter the cost of the order.
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Lederer said she will continue to fight to keep those responsible for the horrors of the dictatorship in prison, no matter the cost.
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Dolores seems bent on revenge, no matter the cost, and is eager to kill fellow hosts if it helps her achieve her ends.
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Chris Murphy tweeted in June that "Trump foreign policy has only one guiding principle: do the opposite of Obama, no matter the cost."
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If they endure a well-timed bullpen blowup, they just might make an impulsive deal for a quick fix, no matter the cost.
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Forrest is determined to put on a good show, make a name for himself and fulfill his professional code, no matter the cost.
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When I can, I directly battle the locusts by offering anonymous sassy quotes to MSNBC interns, no matter the cost to my career.
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It remains to be seen if sustained public pressure can compel these companies to change how they pay their workers, no matter the cost.
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Normally, I'd arrange a consult and make a booking, but he was desperate to have it right there and then, no matter the cost.
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And then I knew I had to choose what I liked to do no matter the cost and no matter what people might think.
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Although we cannot defeat death, we often seem bound to resist it, no matter the cost in terms of patient agony and family suffering.
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Baptiste's eternal optimism acts as a source of light for the show,tirelessly dedicated to getting justice for these girls no matter the cost.
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Instead, Trump has held up his "flexibility" as a virtue and continued to regard deal-making as the ultimate achievement -- no matter the cost.
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I had a date with destiny, a destiny that meant seeing this The Quiet Man demo all the way through, no matter the cost.
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But in the small Idaho town of Sandpoint, Second Amendment activists are fortifying the rights they say are constitutionally theirs — no matter the cost.
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Sending the message that people should lose weight no matter the cost can also increase the risk of dangerous eating disorders and worsen health.
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Next he received a text message from Mr. McKenzie, urging him to drop everything and head to New York immediately, no matter the cost.
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These people come from all walks of life, but they are united in their relentless quest to get rich quick — no matter the cost.
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No matter the cost, though, actually giving someone all this stuff is probably not a great idea; just think of all the bird poo.
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Ultimately, the Assad regime and the larger Alawite network that supports it appear to have decided that Assad has to stay, no matter the cost.
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Her lack of emotion in the last few episodes implies she's not ready to stop until she gets what she wants — no matter the cost.
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Huckabee might have failed to secure his party's nomination for president, but he's determined to stay relevant, no matter the cost to our Twitter feeds.
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Rachel A., an animal lover and senior dog owner, knows she would do anything to save or extend her pet's life, no matter the cost.
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Boeing's profits and airlines eager to get their grounded planes back to work should take a backseat to safety, they say, no matter the cost.
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And the industry said that no matter the cost of operating, there is also a cost that goes beyond economics in implementing a complete shutdown.
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Some former staffers said in interviews they believed the ad campaign inappropriately inflated prices by implying medallions would make buyers rich, no matter the cost.
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If Waymo's opening arguments are to be believed, these messages show that Uber is a company willing to cut corners to win, no matter the cost.
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While Uber's former CEO Travis Kalanick probably likely would have continued fighting, no matter the cost, Khosrowshahi saw the value in putting the case behind him.
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And there may even be a buyer waiting in the wings, as Barcelona seems keen to bring him back to Camp Nou no matter the cost.
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We would always take the hills no matter the cost, and we could say were winning because we never lost any of these battles of attrition.
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So, rather than choosing a destination and going no matter the cost, work backwards from your budget, advises Elyssa Kirkham, a financial expert at Student Loan Hero.
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However, being a "mean" person can very easily be used to justify racism, and Campbell has never been one to let that slide, no matter the cost.
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It was also a coup for nationalist-minded Russian economists intent on punishing the United States and its shale oil producers, no matter the cost to Russia.
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The technology and automation remind us that capitalism has gone on autopilot, and must expand, develop, mine, and drill, baby, drill, ever more, no matter the cost.
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She and the rapidly diminishing audience of Megyn Kelly Today want to LIVE-LAUGH-LOVE goddammit, no matter the cost to your endangered cornea or her slippery career.
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With competition among college applicants as fierce as it has ever been, some students are doing whatever they can to get a leg up — no matter the cost.
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Realizing the Japanese had committed to retaking Guadalcanal no matter the cost, the US strategy shifted to defense-as-offense, or what is called a "cost imposition" campaign.
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If she is indeed expecting, that may provide the Lannister queen yet more motivation to shape and rule the world for the baby's benefit, no matter the cost.
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There is at least one thing, apparently, on which President Donald Trump and the Democratic presidential candidates agree: We must withdraw troops from Afghanistan, no matter the cost.
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As the 25G future approaches, the US is pushing small carriers to rip out and replace whatever parts of their infrastructure come from China, no matter the cost.
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The problem was that those with power were the ones determining how much credentialling was sufficient, making young people feel that they needed a degree, no matter the cost.
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In these scenes, Ngo's Chum sheds his middle-aged mantle of strained affability to become a raw, quivering soul whose raison d'être is to exist, no matter the cost.
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Speaking to lawmakers from his ruling AK Party, Erdogan said Turkey was determined to make Idlib a secure zone "no matter the cost", even as talks continue with Russia.
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Immediately enamored with Beck, Joe embarks on a long and lethal journey to remain by her side no matter the cost, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.
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And she will continue to model deference and devotion in a way that allows Trump to believe he is worthy of it, no matter his actions, no matter the cost.
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"No matter the cost, see a dentist every three to six months or else you'll end up like me with thousands spent getting my teeth under control." via GIPHY 203.
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Grassley and Kavanaugh were sitting facing each other—old white men who represent power and patriarchy who are absolutely determined to coalesce and maintain their power, no matter the cost.
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After the Joker tricked Superman into killing a pregnant Lois Lane and nuking Metropolis, the Blue Boy Scout formed a global fascist organization dedicated to stopping crime, no matter the cost.
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Saving the legacy of ''Maestro Capucci'' is a quixotic pursuit, perhaps, but one that fits with her single-minded mission: preserving the history and art of Rome, no matter the cost.
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But Kotkin also attributes the drive for collectivization to a broader determination to wrench the Soviet Union, no matter the cost, into a state of social and economic, albeit anticapitalist, modernity.
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According to protesters, the city is with them, no matter the cost, and the lack of mass public rallies in recent months is only due to increasing restrictions on public assembly.
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Over the years, those who have worked with Alexander in Silicon Valley describe him as an affable, peripatetic and endlessly energetic business development exec who delivers the goods no matter the cost.
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Their position stems from the premise that the regime in Tehran is determined to acquire nuclear weapons no matter the cost and will grudgingly endure any economic hardship to reach that goal.
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Protesters offer a different take -- that the city is with them, no matter the cost, and the recent lack of mass public rallies is only due to increasing restrictions on public assembly.
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If you're on a budget or are looking for the best audio experience you can get no matter the cost, there's a headset that can provide that extra oomph for your gaming sessions.
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This is indeed a far departure from the previous Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao administration, in which it insisted on "protecting the eight" or defending growth at 8 percent no matter the cost.
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He left his beloved robotics company for a chance to work at Uber, where he ended up surrounded by Silicon Valley-types who were hellbent on beating out their competition, no matter the cost.
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Politicians across Europe seized on public outrage to say "never again" — but their way of doing so was to make sure fewer boats left North Africa in the first place, no matter the cost.
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It's the perfect way to honor Catelyn, too, who would be so proud to know her daughter took up the the mantle of protecting the Stark kids from all threats, no matter the cost.
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Merkin is meant to be an antihero, always chasing the next big score, no matter the cost, but judgment is never passed on him — or any of the play's other morally dubious support characters.
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It also shows that those companies' customers, which are often authoritarian governments with proven records of human rights abuses and targeting of dissidents and activists, aren't afraid to use them, no matter the cost.
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Instead, this is a story of self-made queer survival, with ample pleasure alongside the pain and sacrifice, and of severing familial ties in order to save one's own life, no matter the cost.
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She uses her wealth to buy power and influence so she can get politicians she supports to impose her rigid ideological views on the public, no matter the cost they have on anyone else.
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Rather the program has stabilized into something different than originally imagined: a limited market where lower-income people or people with preexisting conditions who really need coverage no matter the cost can get health insurance.
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Art cannot save the world, but it isn't meant to — it is meant to ask what it means to be human, again and again, no matter the state of the world, no matter the cost.
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The 28-year-old reshaping her country's politics Women like Shahba Shahrukhi are determined to take matters into their own hands and lead the charge, no matter the cost, writes Lauren Bohn for CNN Opinion.
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When the women are shown running, strong and swift and determined, the viewer is meant to recognize their persistence as a testament to their spirit and stubbornness and commitment to moving forward, no matter the cost.
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The Financial Times, citing unidentified sources, reported that the Saudi central bank and state pension funds had instructed their overseas asset managers to dispose of their Canadian equities, bonds and cash holdings "no matter the cost".
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On NBC's "Parks and Recreation," characters Tom Haverford and Donna Meagle participate in an annual "Treat Yo'Self" day where they can buy whatever they want — clothes, fragrances, mimosas, massages, fine leather goods — no matter the cost.
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After learning about Exotic and his zoo (the GW Zoo, located in Oklahoma), Baskin (the founder of a wild cat sanctuary called Big Cat Rescue) spent years trying to take him down, no matter the cost.
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And on Wednesday, the Saudi central bank and state pension funds ordered overseas asset managers to offload their Canadian equities, bonds and cash holdings "no matter the cost," the Financial Times reported, citing two unnamed sources.
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Warren was former President Barack Obama's first choice to lead the CFPB, and the party's "Warren Wing," which includes the Banking Committee's senior Democrat, Sherrod Brown, is committed to keeping it intact no matter the cost.
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These are the sorts of characters and stories that have always attracted Stone, the outsiders and madmen who follow their own path, no matter the cost, and who expose the seedy underbelly of society in the process.
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For all those reasons—for his steadfastness in the fight for social justice, for his adherence to his beliefs no matter the cost—Colin Kaepernick is the recipient of the 2017 Sports Illustrated Muhammad Ali Legacy Award.
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When pharmaceutical companies charge egregious prices for life-saving drugs, we deplore the companies rather than pointing fingers at a government that allows companies free license to make our health into a commodity, no matter the cost.
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Obstetrician Richard Matis, and GSF's vice president, said he isn't sure how many female migrants are pregnant as they are constantly on the move and determined to reach the UK before giving birth, no matter the cost.
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"The Trump administration just keeps pushing their destructive repeal-and-sabotage agenda, no matter the cost to the American people," said Brad Woodhouse, the director of Protect Our Care, an advocacy group that supports the health law.
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"The Trump administration is marching ahead with its plan for energy dominance, no matter the cost to our public lands, wildlife and people," Nicole Whittington-Evans, the Alaska program director of Defenders of Wildlife told the paper.
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"EQT's perverse compensation structure in fact incentivizes management to pursue this suboptimal, dilutive acquisition, no matter the cost to EQT shareholders," Rosenstein wrote in a letter to EQT's board of directors filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Forced to move from New York City to Dellwood, New Jersey, Lola deeply resents her (single) mother for relocating their family, which includes her twin little sisters, to suburbia, and incessantly makes her feelings known, no matter the cost.
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Daenerys Targaryen: The writers and directors on Game of Thrones seem to have fully committed to making Daenerys Targaryen the Mad Queen, a vicious, bloodthirsty ruler who feels she is destined to take the Iron Throne, no matter the cost.
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The company says it takes about six weeks to process the order and as of writing, ColorWare is showing the customized AirPods as out of stock — apparently there's a good amount of people who want custom AirPods no matter the cost.
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After Trump decisively lost the first debate to Hillary Clinton (and to his own obsession with former Miss Universe contestant Alicia Machado), he came into the second debate with a twofold plan to make himself the story, no matter the cost.
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"I certainly do not intend to allow a brutal and sacrilegious gang of criminal miscreants to dictate the future direction of my family, nor to weaken my family's commitment to do the right thing, no matter the cost," Boyle said.
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In the same way that the prophecy of the Chosen Undead asks the characters in the game to continue moving forward, no matter the cost, the immersive potential of Dark Souls will always reward you for diving down deeper into it.
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Richard tries to explain his reasoning to Morgan — his grief over the loss of his daughter, his frustration that he couldn't fight for her, and his subsequent realization that the Kingdom had to be galvanized into fighting, no matter the cost.
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Tara sticking firmly to her promise of secrecy, no matter the cost, might have been a far more interesting choice than the path the show has inevitably taken, which could be predicted from the moment Tara agreed to keep Oceanside's existence a secret.
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"I want radicals, those young men willing to put down their lives for our ideas no matter the cost," says the writer of the post, adding that, "[with] the internet, those days only come closer and closer" as the toxic ideology spreads.
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"Gary Pierce and his family, as all of the defendants, stood firm, maintaining their innocence throughout the past year and five weeks of trial, turning down plea offers that carried no jail time, choosing to maintain their innocence, no matter the cost," Gitre said.
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The simplest answer, beyond talent (which the six other women in the Ninth Street Show, now forgotten, also had), is a will of iron, an intense need for that talent to be expressed, no matter the cost, even if it meant giving up one's child.
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Her eventual victory against the seemingly unstoppable real estate mogul, and now presidential primary candidate, is a triumphant example of a holdout, an act of resilience wherein people refuse to move or give up their physical space in the world, no matter the cost.
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It is now a mostly emptied-out field of wreckage, contested by a dwindling group of Islamist militants who claim loyalty to the Islamic State, and by the government of President Rodrigo Duterte, who has vowed to root them out no matter the cost.
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ViaGen's testimonial section illustrates that, no matter the cost, its customers believe it's money well spent—dozens of former clients there have drafted sonnets in tribute of the preserved genomes of their dead pets and the hopes for the possible clones they may one day produce.
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Audiobooks are expensive and can cost anywhere from $43 to $24 depending on the title (there can be a discount if you already own the eBook, too), but Amazon has a $2129 monthly Audible subscription that gives you one book per month, no matter the cost.
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During a reporting trip to Afghanistan last winter, I met many young women like Shahrukhi who are disillusioned by a government they feel has largely let them down -- women who are determined to take matters into their own hands and lead the charge, no matter the cost.
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But when you peruse her vacation snaps with Ivanka, it feels less monstrous-mythic and more mundanely shitty, a reminder of how all wealthy people really need to have in common is wealth and a shared desire to protect their own base of power, no matter the cost.
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But "for better or for worse," Trump has eagerly sunk his teeth into Islamophobia with aims to elicit strong reactions no matter the cost, and that unfortunate truth neatly encapsulates the inflammatory speech, racial tensions, constant news cycle, and turbulent politics that have defined so much of 2015.
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From the top down, the people who run this government seem absolutely terrified of scientific inquiry and the ways in which it could threaten Mr. Trump's promise to ease regulations on fossil fuel companies and increase their profits, no matter the cost to public health and the planet.
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But I also wondered if I was succumbing to the burden that probably weighs on every immigrant family: You work so hard to claim a stake on this land that, once you have it, how can you do anything but protect it with all your might, no matter the cost?
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Instead I remember you washing the dishes while a single tiny soap bubble floated behind you, how you didn't know it was there, and perhaps I craved the delicate secret of the thing suspended and temporary in the warm kitchen glow, and wanted it to stay mine, no matter the cost.
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In the series' first season, disillusioned feminist Rachel (Shiri Appleby) was trying to keep her sanity and some shred of dignity intact as she and her strictly no-bullshit boss Quinn (Constance Zimmer) manipulated contestants into uttering the kind of perfectly calibrated sound bites that make great television — no matter the cost.
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Dani, initially the kind of naïve ingenue who has to be physically hauled out of every new battle because she's frozen with grief or terror, rapidly grows a spine and a war-specific morality as she decides she isn't willing to leave any more people behind to die, no matter the cost.
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I know, too, that Mr. Tashi has asked these kinds of questions himself and that he came to his own conclusions: that language rights are human rights, that they are protected by both China's constitution and international human rights law, and that it was his duty to help protect his culture, no matter the cost.
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"As you assume leadership, we urge you to reconsider some of the proposals that seem to be motivated by a reckless drive to de-regulate, no matter the cost, or in response to requests by industries or individuals motivated by their own bottom line or political leanings, not by what is best for the American people," the group wrote.
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And, when the opportunity comes along to ditch Joe for a sexy and successful boxer named Husky Miller (David Aron Damane), who is fighting in Chicago and not some dumpy little town, Carmen grabs it, thus initiating the tale's final tragedy, which is caused by her freedom with her body, her ability to say what she wants, no matter the cost to former lovers or to herself.
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