Sentence examples for competitive costly from inspiring English sources
INDIANAPOLIS — An unexpectedly competitive, costly campaign here for the United States Senate, one of only a handful expected to decide control of the chamber, looks suddenly like a race to the center.
The territory has been facing a severe housing shortage for several years, creating a competitive, costly market for renters and putting pressure on low-to-lower-middle income residents.
She found out specific details about what the university was looking for from applicants and grilled the tutors for tips on funding opportunities – very important if you're only applying to one or two competitive and costly postgraduate courses.
The deal comes as Madison Avenue's initial rosy view of the prospects for on-line advertising gives way to a more realistic perspective of the field as competitive and costly.
The General Use Permit explicitly constrains both headcount and space, while the financial impacts of a highly competitive and costly local employment market and an endowment that is smaller than our peers on a per student basis leave little financial flexibility for new academic programs.
Systemizing Talent Management: Talent acquisition and retention are more and more competitive and costly.
If the original program is less competitive and more costly, its premiums would rise.
The field of health care has become much more competitive and more costly.
Habitat-wide availability of preferred fruits was positively associated with male rates of aggression suggesting that energy availability mediates male investment towards energetically costly competitive behaviors.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee has taken out a $10 million line of credit less than two weeks before the midterm elections, an indication of the big number of competitive -- and costly -- states that both parties are battling over.
Yesterday's announcement that The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News had agreed to merge came as no surprise to newspaper analysts who have watched them wage a costly competitive war.
