Sentence examples for economically costly from inspiring English sources

(Treasury is warning now that even without a default a debt-limit showdown is economically costly).

Parliament also voted for a strict ban on discarding, the environmentally and economically costly practice in which fish are thrown back into the sea, often dead or dying, because they could not be legally caught.

Although set back by an internal leadership crisis and division among fighting cadres in 1976, the armed struggle had become militarily damaging and economically costly to South Africa by the end of the 1970s.

Such calculations would apply, he argued, across a wide variety of crimes, from parking scofflaws to corporate fraudsters.Mr Becker puzzled over why crime was economically costly (something that might seem obvious).

They are in fact much smaller than in many other fields where public policy imposes economically costly safety requirements beyond road safety think, for example, of the environment or public health where the precautionary principle is used as a guidance for decisions.

It needs more revenue to close budget gaps, fund social programmes, and make needed investments, but the current tax system is so complex and riddled with loopholes that efforts to boost revenues are economically costly and lead to lots of tax dodging.

They also offer politicians a "way out" of domestic political dilemmas; i.e., they allow state leaders to achieve solutions to economically-costly disputes while, at the same time, saving face (and thereby increasing the chance they will keep their job).

These are examples of marginal effects that are economically very costly with tremendous patients suffering [12, 14, 16, 18, 21, 22 25, 70].

It is necessary to issue water legislation concerned with water quality since overlooking this vital part of legislation could lead to a serious crisis and is economically very costly.

Further, it is economically very costly to conduct randomized clinical trials.

Concessions made to various industries were both economically & politically costly, for they made it more difficult for the Adm. to meet its goal of keeping the bill "revenue neutral" & encouraged other interests to seek concessions.