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Discover Ludwig'costly to' is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is expensive or comes at a high cost. It is often followed by a verb to indicate the action or result that is costly. For example: - "The repairs were costly to the homeowners." - "The new equipment was costly to purchase, but it improved efficiency." - "Traveling to exotic locations can be costly to your budget." - "It was a decision that proved to be costly to the company's reputation."
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Too costly to maintain!
Dogs are costly to train.
This strategy is costly to all involved.
A sprawling infrastructure is costly to maintain.
Others find it too costly to enjoy.
It would not be costly to make.
That is not just costly to motorists.
But those stockpiles were costly to maintain.
And, it is costly to do so.
It would be costly to overbuild themselves".
And they can be costly to store and insure.
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