Sentences with phrase «at a huge cost»

While these drugs can provide considerable benefits in clearing chronic psoriasis, this action comes at a huge cost of producing both acute as well as chronic side effects.
Many hybrids will never save enough fuel to cover their initial cost premium, not to mention that the battery pack will some day need to be replaced at a huge cost.
Indoor stores have advantages, but they come at a huge cost not everyone can afford.
The neglect of risk management and survival comes at a huge cost.
I didn't start globalization, I can't stop it — except at a huge cost to human development — and I'm not going to waste my time trying.
The super-size clout the donors evidently had in the programming comes at a huge cost of diversity.
Liverpool's win over Merseyside rivals Everton on Saturday may have come at a huge cost with star man Sadio Mane now at risk of missing the remainder of the season after coming off with a knee injury in the clash.
But I am saying claims of its significance are being exaggerated for political purposes and this has been done at huge cost to our movements and communities and to many individual people in and outside of our party.»
But it's really not as sensible as Rampell says: Taxpayers in plenty of states have fully funded teachers» pensions at a huge cost already, at least by highly optimistic government accounting rules.
... The public and lawmakers in my state of Idaho put technology ahead of teachers at a huge cost to taxpayers with an unknown cost to children and families.
California has now created a world where Governor Brown, Senate leader Kevin de Leon and Air Board Chairwomen Mary Nichols will determine at huge cost and without the appropriate knowledge, expertise, planning and communication how everyone of the 37 million people of the state must live every aspect of their lives to meet meaningless climate goals with the resulting massive sacrifices that will impact California citizens having no consequence on the global emissions stage.
Adding «renewables» to the current electric grid infrastructure also means that it must be rebuilt at huge cost since new large scale «renewables» must be placed where the sun and wind are, which is not where the users are usually located.
While in the recent past this would have involved mobilising vast teams of lawyers at a huge cost to banks, Clifford Chance's partnership with Thomson Reuters is said to offer a more flexible, scalable solution.
At best the two characteristics on offer are optimal quality and speed but only deliverable at huge cost.
«Allow faith in the judges to be eroded and that pillar is eroded at a huge cost to our freedoms.»
The Japanese utility TEPCO, which went bankrupt and was bailed out at huge cost by the people of Japan, continues to pump out very radioactive water, to be stored in an ever - increasing vast tank farm on the site.
The «game of chess», as described by Lord Curzon, promises great riches and influence for the players involved, but has often come at a huge cost for the majority of the Arab people.
The car picks up when you punch it (at a huge cost in mileage).
Google compensate with unlimited Google Photo Storage, but that comes at a huge cost of paying for Telco carrier data.
And they were in stark contrast to the anger of some Labour MPs, who warned of Britain crashing out with no replacement for the single market — at huge cost to the economy.
Eventually implemented by 2013, at a huge cost (between # 2.5 bn and # 4bn), it created Care Commissioning Groups, supposedly run by consortia of GPs.
«Given the amount of rain that has fallen, you could have doubled the carrying capacity of every drainage channel in Somerset, at huge cost, and large parts would still have flooded,» says Hannah Cloke at the University of Reading, UK.
Likewise, over the past decade, no new drugs have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration to help the 5 million Americans who suffer from Alzheimer's disease, a number expected to grow dramatically in the coming years, at a huge cost to the U.S. economy as well as to American families.
Bank bailouts come at a huge cost to taxpayers, yet until now, there has been no clear method of determining the cost to the system of not bailing out a failing bank.
Washington's business community has fussed for years about the schools because they turn out so few employable graduates and at a huge cost.
He said it was «mystifying» why so many primary schools that are judged good or outstanding by Ofsted will now be converted «at huge cost».
A total of 19 free schools have closed since the programme began, at huge cost to the taxpayer.
What might not be as clear is the fact that it is an enterprise that comes at a huge cost to the environment.
Many other forms of finance can come at a huge cost to you.
But ultimately, that comes at a huge cost to the client.
At the moment, I'm paying $ 1,000 / month for credit card debt and that simply isn't sustainable as this comes at a HUGE cost.
Last year's F1 felt like a stepping stone: new version of engine and updated physics came at a huge cost — many important features, including career mode, weren't up to par.
You can feed on as many people as you want and become incredibly powerful, but this comes at a huge cost.
If you look at Halo 1, 2 and 3 and know the origin story and know the fiction well, Master Chief is our hero, he is you, and he is saving humanity... but its been at a huge cost to his life and there are things going on — you saw them in 4 — that make him question who is calling the shots.
In Miami, they are have to haul sand in at a huge cost to replenish a lot of the beaches.
And yet we are being told we must subsidize these behemoths — which produce relatively little power — at huge costs to families, businesses, hospitals, factories and other energy consumers.
But let's be honest: this came at a huge cost to facts, our minds and the entire media industry.
⏩ Conclusion ⚫ The iPhone X is a sensational - looking iPhone — but it obviously comes at a huge cost, and you'll have to wait to get it.
A system, that provided the public with a great source of knowledge and information and at no cost to them, but at a huge cost to Realtors in $ $ $ and in time / effort.
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