Sentence examples for but very costly from inspiring English sources

"It's possible, but very costly".

The strategy was successful, but very costly.

"It was a big victory for us, but very costly," said the activist, Yasser al-Haji.

"Unfortunately many consumers don't have a Plan B, hence why so may turn to the speedy but very costly option of payday loans, or risk going into unauthorised overdraft".

I simply think it's likely to perform better as a policy goal than inflation over the long run, and much better in the rare but very costly economic disaster.

While those of us who can afford it strive to eat like yesterday's peasants, from fork or stream straight to plate, barely glancing a skillet or wood-fired oven on its way, the rest of society will be chomping on high-calorie, energy-dense junk - check-out cheap, but very costly indeed once you've factored in the associative heart disease, diabetes and other ills that obesity brings.

The result is a fantastically supple system of financing, but a very costly one.

A host of new therapies based on genetic markers have smaller potential markets than old-fashioned treatments but remain very costly to develop.

The president said the hack on the Hollywood studio was not an act of war but was "very costly", and could land Pyongyang back on the administration's terror list, a designation lifted by the Bush administration in 2008 during nuclear talks.

That can be frustrating when related to pictures of you too drunk when you were in college, or frankly scary looking when you were in high school, but potentially very costly and illegal if proprietary work information is involved.

The ores are of high quality but currently very costly to extract.