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Web 2.0 technologies now enable learners of English to link up with a native-speaker teacher at relatively little cost.

Andrews says his radar systems can avoid such consequences – and at relatively little cost to the wind farm.

Mr. Schundler said that he could make the Garden State Parkway toll-free in only nine months, and at relatively little cost to the state.

Incentives and sanctions will not work, but air strikes could degrade and deter Iran's bomb program at relatively little cost or risk, and therefore are worth a try.

Other research, recently published in the Lancet, found that treating depression in patients with cancer improved quality of life at relatively little cost compared with the expense of cancer drugs.

There are advances in engine technology, air-conditioners, transmissions, fuel sources and body design on the market that could make cars cleaner and more economical at relatively little marginal cost.

At first, relatively little cultural contact came by way of the Mediterranean Sea, but from an early date Egypt maintained trading relations with the Lebanese port of Byblos (present-day Jbail).

HAVING argued last year that demography is the key factor in the pensions issue, I'm struck at how relatively little attention is paid to the issue with regard to long-term economic prospects.

The basic configuration is at least relatively little additional weight (2.4 lbs) to carry around if you do want to move it, being made of an aluminium frame and plastic casing.

It was a chaotic, humiliating time when Russians across the board were appalled by the Clintons' push to expand NATO to Russia's post-Soviet borders, when Russians were dismayed at receiving relatively little US assistance when they were flat on their collective behinds.

At present, relatively little is known about these mammalian ribosomal proteins, as compared to their bacterial and archael counterparts [ 44].