Sentence examples for sees costly from inspiring English sources

Moreno, according to former team general manager William Stoneman, sees costly free agents as an investment, not a corporate expense.

In Mr. Obama's first two years, business saw costly new health care and financial regulations and a president who denounced the "obscene" bonuses of Wall Street "fat cats".

Insurer payments in exchange for variable annuity endorsements were the subject of a Forbes story (see: Costly Lesson) that prompted an investigation by New York Attorney General Spitzer.

Once the United Auto Workers sees how costly contract concessions in bankruptcy are, they will be reluctant to push GM or Ford into a similar negotiating position".

We have seen how costly this crisis has been.

The more people are able to watch it for free, the more will see those costly ads — and, in turn, the more the networks can charge for them.

Publishers' heads remain deeply buried into the sand; they don't see their costly publications scream their irrelevancy every morning when hitting the streets.

Mr. Ashcroft's steps will generate more excessively long prison sentences -- an approach half the states now see as costly and unjust.

And last Wednesday, Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a Democrat, signed legislation to repeal the state's death penalty, which aside from ethical concerns was seen as costly.

Lloyd Axworthy, who retired as foreign minister shortly before the federal election last month, was a vehement opponent of the missile-defence scheme, which he saw as costly, unproven and likely to trigger a new arms race.

Economists also tend to be skeptical of industry-sector policies because they are reminiscent of industrial policy initiatives in Europe and elsewhere in the postwar years that are widely seen as costly failures.