Fuel is now scarce, and food has grown costly.
In a Credit Crisis, Large Mortgages Grow Costly 2.
At first I didn't even notice that mistakes were starting to pile up and grow costly.
"If they're going to close it, I'll take the land back," said Mr. Trump, who donated the 436 acres on which the park sits to the state after his efforts to develop the parcels grew costly and frustrating.
James E. Spiotto, a lawyer who is a bankruptcy expert, said it was difficult to predict Detroit's costs in part because so few American cities, towns, villages and counties — fewer than 65 since 1954 — have filed for bankruptcy, a process that can itself grow costly.
The move follows similar announcements from Burberry (which will combine its men's and women's shows starting in September), Tom Ford (ditto) and the French brand Vetements (which will have a joint show in January 2017), all geared to close what brands say is a growing, and costly, gap between modern consumer expectations and the traditional fashion system.
As with Extensity, the focus is increasingly on finding non-financial carrots to retain these "core" employees (if the only reason why an employee stays with any particular firm is money, then he or she is much easier to poach).Efforts to hold back these changes with laws guaranteeing workers job protection are growing ever costlier.
But the financial underpinning of the health and pension plans weakened, as DVD sales declined, and benefits grew more costly.
Not only would the repair grow more costly with the delay, but the water damage would mount in the interim.
Oil revenues are also projected to decline long-term as production grows more costly and new technology curbs demand.
Guns have grown less costly since old Soviet armouries emptied on to the black market, but they are not free.
