That was a very costly jewel.

And so with flight, it's very metabolically costly.

This has a very costly effect on their health.

It would do a lot of good, but it's also very, very costly.

It's very, very costly, and that means that, outside the clinical trials, it's just never done.

It will eventually happen. But delay is very costly and largely unnecessary.

But delay in grasping it will be very costly, and Europe is running out of time.

Drugs is too costly had we had the vaccine, or when we will get the vaccine, that's something more effective but the drugs are very costly for the poor.

These tactics are much less risky, they're very hard, or at least very costly to suppress, but the movement stays just as disruptive.

But when businesses and consumers try to borrow, they find that it is very costly, if not impossible.

(i) Temporary assistance, especially non local, for translation work, being very costly, should be reduced to the minimum

quot (i) Temporary assistance, especially non local, for translation work, being very costly, should be reduced to the minimum

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Moreover, renewables are still costly.

But effective display is costly.

Compliance with standards is costly.

The proliferation of agreements also marginalizes the vulnerable countries even more and are very costly to negotiate, especially for smaller countries.

Both resources and mobility are costly.

Yet these efforts are also costly.

Keeping the peace worldwide is costly.

But back then, there was almost no unemployment, peaking at 12 , because Russia s Labor Code makes firing employees hard and very costly.

Of course, a breakup now would be very costly, requiring an international debt conference to restructure the periphery s debts and the core s claims.

Air transport is limited primarily to areas of tourist potential and is very costly to operate owing to low passenger and freight demand.

One is that they are very costly or, more accurately, the price charged for them is very high, though the cost of producing them is but a fraction of that amount.

Afghanistan is already such a costly quagmire.

Depression is also costly in developing countries.

Of course, creating new software is costly.

That would be a little costly proposition.

This would avoid costly duplication of effort.

There was a genuine brain drain and, in a way, Guyana was training people for export. That exodus of qualified persons was very costly.

But climate change mitigation and adaptation are costly.

By contrast, deciding what to delete is costly.

Institutional change is a painstaking and costly process.

Is there something your customers find too costly?

In the view of ACC members, the relocation of agencies would disrupt their operations for a long period of time and would be very costly.

Most major countries fiscal deficits nowadays reflect the recent collapse of tax revenues that followed the growth downturn, as well as very costly financial sector bailouts.

However, since petroleum exploration is costly and carries very high risks, redoubled efforts through appropriate policies and legislation should be made to attract private sector capital.

What could be worse or more costly than that?

The lump sum approach is more costly in practice

Obstructing the wheels of justice is a costly affair.

Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood.

The constantly changing nature of the various crises means that we must increasingly be more innovative in designing peace keeping operations, as they are normally very costly.

It is costly and politically difficult to continue this conflict.

But this route is going to be costly and painful.

Delay has made current account rebalancing via RMB appreciation costly.