Sentence examples for course costly from inspiring English sources

A whopping $150 billion is cited as the amount spent annually by companies moving talent, a process that can be overly complex, time-consuming, and of course costly.

What is more, for the experts to perform the valuation, extensive discovery into the business's books and records is necessary, which can be invasive, time-consuming, and, of course, costly.

Technical equipment and infrastructures are of course costly, but so are falls and their consequences in the first place.

All this will, of course, be costly.

That is still, of course, a costly proposition.

New technologies, too, have made campaigns more scientific, more sophisticated and, of course, more costly.

It will also, of course, be costly for these students, who will have to be relocated.

Porsche fans more interested in driving vintage machines than archiving them may prefer the top-down rewards of 356 Speedsters, roadsters and cabriolets, which are of course more costly.

(Of course, the costly "Avatar," with the biggest worldwide grosses of all time, was the ultimate public works project: W.P.A. in 3-D) As with Washington, there was some waste and abuse, notably the opening dance number — Neil Patrick Harris and a troupe of Las Vegas-style dancers — that was meant to suggest opulent old-fashioned showbiz-as-usual, but mostly tested the clock.

Expanded services, of course, are costly.

The company will ship internationally (though international shipping, of course, is costly).