Sentence examples for Similarly costly from inspiring English sources
Many of the top reds are similarly costly.
Giving up a penalty kick was similarly costly, with the penalized team surrendering an average of 0.65 additional goals.
Renting is similarly costly, with the average rent for a one-bed house in the area about £1,744 per month.
"The Hangover Part III," which cost Warner and Legendary Pictures about $103 million to make and was backed by a similarly costly marketing campaign, opened in three foreign countries over the weekend, taking in about $19.2 million.
He notes that epidemics and war are similarly costly of blood and treasure, but that only war is taken seriously by politicians at least in terms of preparations such as standing armies.
Had Obama's O.C.R. employed the more onerous procedures, involving public notice and opportunity to comment, that are required to enact a proper legal regulation, its policy would be difficult to dislodge; the new Administration would have to invest in similarly costly and time-consuming procedures to get rid of it.
For APP's Greenbury, the next major challenge is to get their competitors to invest in similarly strict – and costly – policies.
The math works out similarly in less costly areas, too, be it once booming cities like Phoenix and Orlando, Fla.; Midwestern cities like Minneapolis and Cleveland; or the outer-ring suburbs of most big cities.
LOS ANGELES, Jan . 8— James Cameron, the director whose "Titanic" set a record for ticket sales around the world, will join 20th Century Fox in tackling a similarly ambitious and costly film, "Avatar," which will test new technologies on a scale unseen before in Hollywood, the studio and the filmmaker said on Monday.
But the question remains as to whether similarly complex and costly therapy can be applied to the large population of persons with HIV-1, many of whom have restricted access to healthcare.
Similarly, policies that provide costly desalinated seawater to municipalities at highly subsidized rates that do not reflect its social cost encourages the misuse of the resource.
