Sentence examples for every costly from inspiring English sources

Like everybody else in this country in recent weeks, New Yorkers have agonized over every costly trip to the gas station.

And now that the UK Government has agreed with Ireland, the Netherlands and Luxembourg to put regulatory reform at the heart of our four EU Presidencies through to 2005, putting every costly and wasteful regulation to a competitiveness test, we must ensure that if other countries fail to implement EU Directives we will not be discriminated against and there will be a level playing field.

Kin selection cannot explain every costly act.

The Confederacy lacked reinforcements, so Lee's army shrank with every costly battle.

Plan your finances, including every costly action, eg: fuel, travel costs, plane tickets etc. Make sure you have a high enough budget to get you to your destination with enough money spare to get accommodation.

John's unblinking account of every last costly miscalculation on this road to fiscal madness, etched in wry deadpan, was published in 1969.

We are not yet Europe, which makes every dismissal costly, but we can take advice from Laurence Parisot, the head of France's largest employers' union, Movement of the French Enterprises, who said, "We will hire more people if it's made easier to fire them".

Of course, every divorce is costly; but muddling through would be even more costly.

Indeed, almost every category of costly medical care went down: doctor visits, emergency-room and hospital visits, drug prescriptions.

"Production is getting less costly every year and break-even costs are plummeting to much lower levels than commonly believed, certainly lower than $75," he argued in a blog.

And while the reinnervation technique does not require regulatory approval because it is done with surgery and existing devices, it has limitations that even its creator acknowledges, including that it is not possible for every patient, is costly, and takes months for the rewired nerves to grow and become effective.