Sentence examples for costly support from inspiring English sources
Many costly support facilities and services disappear when you reduce space consumption.
Costly support for turbines has not so far stopped the country burning lots of coal (which still generates around 40% of Britain's power).
Societies may emphasize individual responsibility, but many of the elderly have little choice but to turn to families and governments for costly support.
He spent the off-season forming a large and costly support team to help him try to surpass Phil Mahre as the most successful American man to compete on Alpine skiing's grueling World Cup circuit.
People in such places are more likely to stay on inappropriate medication that decreases their quality of life, and the costly support actually diminishes their ability to be independent".
Blocking consumers from connecting to the network if their computer is compromised would lead to an avalanche of costly support calls, according to Jose Nazario, senior researcher at network security firm Arbor Networks.
Plus, of course, if you don't need costly supports and services before you die, you (or your heirs) get to keep the money.
Complementary indicators of productivity may include the average number of hours worked per week among health workers, the ratio of health workers engaged on a part-time basis versus full-time basis, or the ratio of average working time among clinical staff to less-costly support staff.
The worse off people are than their coethnic neighbors, the more supportive they are of greater redistribution (regardless of how personally costly this support is); the better off people are than their coethnic neighbors, the less supportive they are of redistribution.
In the long run, it would have been more costly to support two people possibly unable to contribute positively to society.
Lacking guidance from patients and families, physicians who know better too often end up providing costly life support for the terminally ill even though there is no hope for an improved quality of life.
