Sentences with phrase «are costly in»

You may eventually settle your case, but there will be costly detours along the way, including court hearings, discovery in the form of written questions sent back and forth between the parties (their attorneys), depositions, mediation, and trial, all of which are costly in both time and money.

We admit that our interest rates are costly in comparison with rates of traditional banks.

are costly in terms of both dollars spent on the replacement process and decreases in student achievement.

For example, if teachers are hired without having been fully prepared, the much higher turnover rates that result are costly in terms of both dollars spent on the replacement process and decreases in student achievement in high - turnover schools.

But both types of observations are costly in terms of staff time, and additional observations beyond two or three do not add much in terms of identifying teacher effectiveness.

Given that collecting, processing, analyzing, and reporting quality data are costly in time and resources2 — resources that are often taken from direct patient care when these activities involve physicians and other clinicians — there has been an increasing call to rein in the proliferation of measures by identifying a small set of high - priority measures.

Data breaches are costly in money and reputation.

«We provide the first experimental evidence that evolving a larger brain really is costly in terms of both gut investment and, more importantly, reproductive output,» Kolm said

I think it's costly in terms of morale.»

Scrutiny in this field is fierce, and paperwork mistakes can be costly in many ways.

Finding good employees, replacing ones who leave, and training new employees is costly in time and in money.

For example, AdWords campaigns targeting anyone searching for free software can be a mistake that's costly in the long run.

It would not be costly in money.

The growth at which they aim is costly in economic terms.

Driver behavior can be costly in a number of ways.

I wouldn't start Szczesny (His error would be costly in a final).

Draws against Leicester City and at home to Hull City would have hurt Wenger's wizards badly, and results in those two games could still be costly in the final analysis of the campaign that hasn't yet got going.

Why would a club this big charge high for a single match albeit against Barca when ticket prices are at premium and then suddenly back down with knowledge that it is the costliest in the world, the club has great seats and no atmosphere.

Edin Dzeko and Roma had some chances to beat Lazio Sunday, but their near - misses proved to be costly in a scoreless derby draw.

Marcel Schmelzer's errors were costly in a loss to rival Schalke that pushed Dortmund to fourth place in the Bundesliga with just four games left.

It was costly in terms of missing out on three points to go back to the top of the table, but it doesn't have to be costly in terms of triggering a collapse in Arsenal's form.

And although it's flexible enough to use two different types of refills, both options can be costly in the long run because they're proprietary refills.

The Sanctuary Golf Course, which O'Neill, Larson and McKenna have called a drain on park finances, may be costly in the short - term, but will end up producing revenue, according to Flynn, who described himself as «a prime mover» in the project.

State Sen. Liz Krueger, another Manhattan Democrat, has been pushing legislation to legalize and tax recreational use of marijuana, arguing state policy outlawing the drug has been costly in terms of law enforcement resources and the futures of people convicted of crimes.

It's real, it's [caused by] us, it's costly in lives and dollars and it can be addressed,» said Rush D. Holt, CEO of AAAS and executive publisher of the Science family of journals.

«Relationship dissatisfaction and mate guarding intensity, in turn, are key processes linked to outcomes such as infidelity and breaking up, both of which can be costly in evolutionary currencies,» said co-author and psychology professor David Buss.

They have other benefits, such as reducing the need for plowing and other soil tillage — which is costly in terms of energy use and may contribute to soil erosion.

This is costly in comparison to other similar tea blends that use similar or even exact same ingredients.

It may sound like a good idea now, but it could be costlier in the long - run, both financially and emotionally.

When Mitra ran the experiment, computers were costly in India.

The process of republication was costly in terms of both time and money.

However, raising admission standards can be costly in other ways, by eliminating from the pipeline anyone who could be discovered as effective later.

The partnership is costly in terms of invisible expenditure, and a budget is required for extra teaching, transport and catering.

For this reason, millions of people carry balances on their travel rewards credit cards, which can be costly in the long run.

Housing is a huge expense for seniors, and while renting can be costly in its own right, maintaining a home can be even more expensive in some regards.

Frequent trading is costly in many ways.

Unfortunately, their impact on the environment can be one of the most troublesome downsides to its use, not to mention it can be costly in the long run.

Cheap cat insurance may prove to be costly in the long run.

While long vacations to exotic locales can be exciting and adventurous, they can also be costly in both time and travel expenses.

The suppliers provide microfinancing, and since grid power for small homes is costly in less developed countries, it pencils out.

Carbon capture is costly in part because it requires additional energy to capture and separate CO2 from a heterogeneous mix — as emerges from the stack of a coal combustion facility for example.

On the interior of the Beach tiny house, we made another design choice that was costly in terms of time - the bead board paneling.

The BLUE Map scenario is very challenging for the transport sector and requires significant decarbonisation of transport, which is likely to be costly in a sector dominated by oil products and the internal combustion engine.

(ii) It is costlier in running cost /

ANDREW REVKIN: The Energy Department said cutting these emissions will be costly in a certain way.

Specifically, the uncertainty of what sort of CO2 regulation will ultimately be decided upon makes utilities and investors nervous about putting money into a technology that will likely be costlier in the near future.

Sequestration schemes all appear to be costly in dollars and to entail a pretty large hit on the overall efficiency of coal generation.

Even a less serious injury accident will be costly in terms of lost income from work, medical treatments and rehabilitation.

PTSD can be costly in many ways.

Even if a person chooses to help themselves, they often can't because the law is locked up or otherwise inaccessible; legal information is costly in the United States and hard to decipher or have adequate context for understanding in any jurisdiction.