Sentence examples for costly aspect from inspiring English sources

The board's vote allowed Mr. Cheney to avoid a potentially costly aspect of his employment contract, which said he would forfeit some of his compensation if he retired before age 62 without the board's permission.

RECENT legislative changes that increase the time period during which New York City property owners can seek reimbursement for water overcharges have highlighted a mundane yet potentially costly aspect of property ownership.

But all these criticisms miss the most costly aspect of the government bailout: By intervening in the bankruptcy process, the Federal government kept GM's assets and employees in essentially the same management hands that have underutilized them for decades.

It abandons the expensive aspect of contour dynamics – the computation of contour integrals to obtain the flow field – and the inaccurate (and costly) aspect of spectral methods – the advection of materially conserved tracers (requiring a time-step restriction for numerical stability and numerical diffusion).

The British taxpayers will likely foot the bill for security ― the most costly aspect of the wedding ― as they did for Prince William and Kate Middleton's 2011 nuptials.

Research consistently shows that behaviors such as resisting care or wandering are the most distressing and financially costly aspect of the disease to caregivers, often contributing to the decision to place a family member in a nursing home.

These symptoms are among the most complex, stressful, and costly aspects of care, and they lead to a myriad of poor patient health outcomes, healthcare problems, and income loss for family caregivers.

Currently, every university develops its own courses, one of the most costly aspects of running an academic institution.

Going beyond these findings, the current study shows that rich club connections are characterized by several other "rich" or costly aspects of brain architecture.

However, recent comparative analyses have not supported this hypothesis [ 3] and have instead suggested that the trade-off occurs between brain size and other costly aspects of an organism's biology, such as investment in muscle tissue [ 11], gonads [ 4], fat storage [ 3], or reproductive effort [ 19].

Still, there is a general acknowledgment on both sides that the parties have become more active in selling the candidates than ever before, and that they have been elevated at least to a partnership with the campaigns on advertising, the costliest aspect of a presidential race.