Sentence examples for new costly from inspiring English sources

A new, costly, labour law came into effect.

Among the looming challenges were new, costly labeling regulations.

The foundations at BVB were solid enough to make do without any new costly signings.

The service is being offered to listed companies to help reduce the burden of new costly regulations for filing papers.

"This means considering postponing new costly initiatives – even those we fully support – if that is the only way we can secure sufficient funding for mainstream social care services".

Imposing new, costly rules on airlines was "incredible" at a time when the industry is expected to lose more than $6.1 billion this year, he said.

DUBAI — The days of easy oil for the Middle East are not yet over, but energy companies in the region have recently started testing newer, costlier techniques to enhance oil recovery, as fields show signs of aging.

But their use has plummeted in recent years as manufacturers heavily promoted newer, costlier drugs, although the benefits of the new ones were rarely compared directly to diuretics or to each other.

The demonstration that a cheap, older drug can treat high blood pressure more effectively than its newer, costlier competitors is not just a valuable signpost for doctors and patients.

The largest study ever of high blood pressure has found that older diuretic drugs, or water pills, are as effective, if not more, than newer, costlier drugs in lowering blood pressure and preventing its complications.

He also said Sun had developed 20 new, less costly server products.