Lack planning coordination can be extremely costly.
His costly mistake resulted in severe loss.
He had a costly cottage in the country.
Your suggestion is feasible, though it might be rather costly.
This might seem costly, but losing a valued employee due to burnout can be far more costly.
Labor just costs too much, and "human resources" are just too erratic and costly.
Wane says Niger needs help because it is a costly operation to resettle so many people.
At least there is an established procedure, albeit a costly and cumbersome one.
That has made water drilling more costly and water contracts more lucrative.
The greater problem is that oxygen implantation is inherently slow, which makes it costly.
Some American publications say they may stop selling copies in England to avoid the risk of a costly lawsuit.
Last week, they irritated the president by introducing a raft of amendments to a bill to phase out costly subsidies.
Trying to maintain a traditional distributed enterprise desktop strategy in this environment can be difficult, insecure, and costly.
Even though treatment of snoring and sleep apnea may be costly, it appears worthwhile to nip it in the bud.
Strict labour laws, costly payroll charges and erratic strikes seem to make French firms especially keen on technology.
So risk-taking may be the way to go, given that failure is not that costly, but success is hugely rewarded.
The fact is, you could have your very own nutrient requirements determined, but it would be terribly costly, and would likely bear strong resemblance to the current RDAs.
For example, cities in the arid north are investing in costly desalination projects, and massive canals to divert water form Yangtze River to the north.
Sometimes it will mean doing inconvenient, unpopular, costly, or seemingly impossible tasks. It will often mean doing the opposite of what you feel like doing.
A costly solution, and this doesn't even take into account the additional time required for these developers to reach the level of proficiency required to do their jobs.
The first is immediate and practical: was all this chaos man-made-an immense and costly overreaction by regulators to a spectacle that posed only a minor and manageable risk?
One ruse is to offer a wider range of products in a particular category, including a no-frills version that will remain cheap and higher-quality ones that grow more costly.
All these were of costly stones, of stone cut according to measure, sawed with saws, inside and outside; even from the foundation to the coping, and so on the outside to the great court.
He responds: "it's important because we are its legates, and if we question nothing from that costly conflict, then we need question nothing in conflicts of the present and future."
That's also a costly option, however, because every time you iterate across the contents of the collection, you have to synchronize all operations, including read and write, to ensure consistency.
