How To Use Costliness In A Sentence
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Luckily for the FDIC, the costliness of failures has dropped as the failure rate slowed.
Bank Fails Slow, Backlog Looms
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The increase in the costliness of modern warfare may be best instanced from the navy.
The Impossibility of War
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The complexity and costliness of the judicial system militate against justice for the individual.
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The limitation of the system lead to the difficulty and the costliness in seeing a doctor and the bad medical morality.
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Scarcity and resulting costliness confined its use chiefly to precious metalworking, where it was employed as a flux to cleanse surfaces of oxides and reduce melting temperatures to aid welding and soldering.
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Their size and costliness testify to its importance.
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The complexity and costliness of the judicial system militate against justice for the individual.
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The relative costliness of labor encouraged labor-saving mechanization; the scarcity of capital made it worthwhile to build machines cheaply and use them intensively.
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Despite his exuberance, historians at the NASA symposium said the golfing exhibition fueled skepticism about the costliness of the space program during the 1970s.
NASA celebrates astronaut Shepard's historic first flight
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The complexity and costliness of the judicial system militate against justice for the individual.
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The costliness value, the high time limited efficacy merchandise ratio will increase quickly, and will make use of to gather to pack extensively .
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In particular, he illustrates the costliness of hard bargaining if such bargaining leads to delays in exploiting this resource.
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These are related since, while almost anyone can potentially gain economically from the Internet, whether through accessing work and learning opportunities at a distance or using online services for local projects, the costliness of Internet access may prevent many people from ever gaining the skills to take advantage of the online world.
Nathan Newman: Address the Digital Divide in the Cost of Wireless
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The complexity and costliness of the judicial system militate against justice for the individual.
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By the early 1900s, the Rolls Royce quickly outpaced its competitors as the motorcar for the wealthy and sophisticated – no doubt because of its costliness (the average price of a car in chassis form was around £650 and the Silver Ghost cost ₤1,154!) – and the series of motor trials which convinced those who took up the automobile for sporting purposes that the Rolls Royce was reliable, looked good and drove fast.
The Spirit of Ecstasy | Edwardian Promenade
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The goals of this program are to limit the frequency, severity and costliness of asthma exacerbations through extensive education of physicians, children and caregivers.
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Javier Hernández was the bargain buy of last season but this week his value to Manchester United could be demonstrated by the costliness of his absence.
Javier Hernández's injury against Aston Villa tests Manchester United
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I have to agree about the costliness of shooting premium bullets.
How Many Groups is Enough?
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a Puritan chronicler, whose book _The Anatomy of Abuses_ is a valuable aid to the study of Tudor social history, and Harrison, whose description of England prefaces Holinshed's Chronicles, both deal in detail with the Italian menace, and condemn in good set terms the costliness in dress and the looseness in morals which they laid to its charge.
English Literature: Modern Home University Library of Modern Knowledge
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Future medicines can reduce the costliness and pain of diseases such as Alzheimer's and cancer, for which there are many promising research leads.
Will Washington Find the Cure for Cancer?
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Arousing much comment and curiosity was the costliness of the ball and more importantly, what the new First Lady was to wear.
The Presidential Inauguration | Edwardian Promenade
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Although these specimens of antique jewelry set with emeralds may be numbered by the score or more in the museums and "reliquaries" of Europe, but very few engraved emeralds have descended to us from ancient times: This rarity is not due to the hardness of the stone, for the ancient lapidaries cut the difficult and still harder sapphire: therefore we must believe the statement of the early gem-writers that the emerald was exempted from the glyptic art by common consent on account of its beauty and costliness.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 27, June, 1873
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Unsatisfied with off-the-rack roman shades — too dinky and un-luxe — and horrified by custom curtain costliness, I noticed the industrial roller shade, an undervalued player on the scene.
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