Sentence examples for with steep costs from inspiring English sources

Yet developers faced with steep costs for cleaning up former industrial sites cannot necessarily afford to scale back projects enough to preserve vistas and offer public access, said Geoffrey Thompson, a spokesman for developers.

But such opportunity comes with steep costs.

Landau gives us the sublime feeling that formal accomplishment comes with a steep cost.

With the steep cost of childcare and the nature of film-making as "a complete gamble", she said she has paid herself very little in the three years since she set up Blonde to Black.

Workplace sexual harassment comes with a steep cost: the cost of participation.

While a somber Hibiki struggles to cope with the steep cost of victory, Alcor reveals the true nature of events thus far.

He would be saddled with steep reconstruction costs and a deeply fractured region that Ukraine can ill afford.

Democrats are also portraying Romney as out of touch for his recent comments on higher education, when he said students should "shop around" and borrow money from their parents to deal with steep tuition costs.

Employer health plans bear most of the drug's steep cost, with individuals in many cases making only a standard co-payment.

But that doesn't change the fact that, even though we've used technology to save our ever-multiplying butts in the past, A) we can't count on that in the future, B) for the nearly one billion people who don't have food security, fears over famine are still a real threat and C) the food solutions we've come up with come at a steep cost to other species.

Success came at a fairly steep cost and with risks attached.