Sentence examples for consequently costly from inspiring English sources

Consequently, costly technical services offered by contract research organizations are often sought.

Consequently, costly and often scarce ICU resources are used for stable patients.

Profits will rise, argues the automaker's executive chairman and the great-grandson of Henry Ford, as it delivers vehicles that are better for the environment, made in plants that are increasingly energy efficient and, consequently, less costly to operate.

Cypermethrin bath treatments are more labour intensive and can be stressful to the fish; these interventions are applied more frequently toward the end of the production cycle when salmon are larger and in-feed treatments are consequently more costly.

According to a new federal report — by the Trump administration, no less — Covered California's pool of customers was 20% less risky — and consequently 20% less costly — than that of the average federally run exchange.

Primary data collection is often time-consuming and costly; consequently, it is often only done on a smaller scale.

The intercrystalline slip becomes energetically more costly, and consequently, the friction increases.

A complicated conundrum exists as defectors have an advantage over cooperators, whenever cooperation is costly so consequently, not cooperating pays off.

Dual screening, despite being less effective in terms of active cases prevented, was less costly and consequently more cost effective (in terms of incremental cost per TB case prevented) than IGRA single screening.

The precautions are consequently far more elaborate and costly than those of the domestic garden.

The maintenance of a huge metropolis of more than one million people in the area consequently necessitated the difficult and costly transportation of vast quantities of grain and provisions from the eastern plains and the Yangtze River valley.