Sentence examples similar to cost keenly from inspiring English sources

But this has come at a painful cost - keenly felt by my generation and those after us.

That was especially true in New York City, the hottest media market in the country, making the nationwide trend of rapidly spiraling campaign costs more keenly felt there, political strategists said.

Studies from retailers suggest that these costs are keenly observed as part of tagging trials.

After all, even many of the most keenly cost-conscious diners can still afford — and still want to enjoy — food of some distinction in full-service restaurants with some coddling.

But because both would plan to start operations at fuller capacity, the higher costs would be less keenly felt.

Earlier this year the company said it needed to cut 20,000 jobs in its German factories to improve productivity, despite earlier promises not to shed workers.The pain of its high labour costs is felt most keenly in America, where VW lost nearly $1 billion last year.

In recent years, however, the AAP has become keenly sensitive to costs.

"Andrew and I were keenly aware of the cost of being involved in the project for the families who had participated," she explained.

The realism and the costs of the dream will be keenly debated in the presidential campaign.

Even if the New York Fed didn't deem these loans and interest rates important enough to consider when evaluating the worth of one's education, the students who took out those loans are keenly aware of their costs.

THE human cost of the recession is felt most keenly by the unemployed.