Sentence examples for costly use from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kagermann said SAP would keep hiring, while curbing its costly use of outside developers.

And Dante placed a Sienese gourmet named Niccolò in the eighth circle of Hell for discovering "the costly use of cloves".

Sérgio Cabral, Rio's governor, has been grappling for weeks with demonstrators voicing anger over issues including police brutality and Mr. Cabral's costly use of helicopters to shuttle between residences.

All of that choice is instantly forfeited when a senior enrolls in one of the managed Medicare plans, where they may see only physicians in a controlled network and nearly all tests must be preauthorized, requiring costly use of staff and physician time.

This limited how much trading could go on and how great a distance it would pay to move products by the costly use of human porters.

Davis told HuffPost that Americans, a majority of whom support the Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion, "are being hijacked by a tiny number of people," such as Tom Price (who resigned as HHS secretary last month after criticism of his costly use of private planes for official business) and other HHS appointees, who wish to chip away at reproductive health care.

Control chart designs are widely studied because control charts are not only costly used but also play an important role in improving firms' quality and productivity.

Results of the study indicate that collision risk management in geosynchronous orbit can be very costly using data of insufficiently high accuracy, because data errors induce high action frequency for even modest amounts of collision risk reduction.

Second, millions of species will need to be sequenced for a global barcode project, and this would be extremely costly using standard sequencing methods.

Although chestnut is profitable to exploit when hickory is limited, acorns are too costly to use under most environmental conditions unless efficent processing techniques are used.

The sale will let JDS Uniphase devote more resources to solid-state laser products, which are desk-size devices that are more costly and use more energy.