Sentence examples for costly by from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the newspaper's site (www.lequipe.fr) is costly by Web standards.

Domestic coal usage is constrained and made more costly by an inadequate rail network.

Wind- and solar-powered alternatives no longer look so costly by comparison.

Closer, strategic links with suppliers -- promising big gains in efficiency -- are also made easier and less costly by the Internet.

Some ladies had taken to wearing whole birds on their heads by then — an economical choice, given that feathers were more costly, by weight, than anything but diamonds.

That is a reason that Crackle's original programming is costly by Web standards: Sony knows that advertisers want to display their products next to pretty programs.

Asked whether the resignation was a positive, as it would lead to a costly by-election, Mr Vaz said: "It was unsuitable for him to remain as the police and crime commissioner.

Who's buying, who's selling in the world of high-end real estate: The extra-expensive, extra-extravagant Hamptons home of funnyman Jerry Seinfeld Jerry Seinfeld is getting costlier by the day.

Photo: Sloppy play by the Mets, including a costly error by Jose Offerman, helped the Marlins win, 7-3.

A very, very costly mistake by Harbaugh not challenging that reception by Welker.

The failures may seem costly, but by enduring them Microsoft insures that history doesn't pass it by.