Sentence examples for costly terms from inspiring English sources

Many literatures have also discussed the costly terms of production losses especially due to pipeline corrosion damages (Yang and Cheng 2012; Winkelmans and Wevers 2002; Kehr 2003; Roberge 2000).

Mecom's covenant test was previously deferred for two months at the end of December, when the company agreed to pay a €2.5m (£2.2m) fee and accept costlier terms.

Despite its rarity in contemporary orthopaedic practice, it remains difficult to treat and is costly in terms of both patient morbidity and long-term health care resources.

Computerized surveillance systems were less costly in terms of both blood and treasure, and safer in terms of political fallout from captured agents.

Ethics aside, rearing farm animals is costly in terms of both money and land.

This means that deviation from the Washington consensus policies is less costly in terms of aid flows and trade preferences.

"It's a really powerful tool, but it's very costly" in terms of computer time, he said.

Allowing older soldiers could be costly in terms of benefits, and there is the thorny issue of whether older men and women can keep up with the young.

In the past, China has always regarded serious efforts to tackle environmental concerns as too costly, in terms of foregone jobs and G.D.P.

Receiving an income in sterling may not be terribly useful to you, as it could be costly in terms of exchange rates and bank charges.

But giving up control of interest rates and exchange rates can be costly in terms of lost jobs and output unless there is a more activist fiscal policy.