With regard to costs, raloxifene and calcitonin were associated with the greatest expenses for the SUS.
What remains clear is that the burial is highly unusual, not least because the use of such an unusually large piece of lead would have been a great expense for the family of the deceased.
The original makers hide the screws, he explains, to deter DIY, which leads to increased profits for the manufacturers and greater expense for the consumer and, generally, needless waste.
American society must now take some collective responsibility for supporting news reporting – as society has, at much greater expense, for public education, healthcare, scientific advancement and cultural preservation, through varying combinations of philanthropy, subsidy and government policy.
Under Parakramabahu I the pursuit of an active foreign policy and the many wars it involved were serious burdens on the treasury; indeed, the maintenance of a strong standing army and navy was a great expense for all the Polonnaruwa kings.
Mr. Gumbinger notes, too, that homeowners are less likely to maintain a second home as they do a primary residence, which might affect the home's value and could mean greater expense for the lender should the property end up in foreclosure.
"Tapestry in the Renaissance: Art and Magnificence," which opened in 2002, gathered forty-five works that had been woven, at great expense, for the rulers of Europe, and which depicted mythological, historical, or Biblical scenes, often specifically chosen to aggrandize their powerful owners.
Who, after all, wants to see their kids go off to university, at great expense, for a diet of dis-satisfaction?
"For too long now, families have had to travel to England at great expense for themselves at a time which is difficult enough for their lives and the lives of their children," she said.
