Sentences with phrase «costliness of»

Recognizing the intolerable costliness of this for every country in the world, Howell presented data on the cost - effectiveness of Relationship Education (RE) as a preventive means for addressing these issues.

Accidents, especially fatal ones, can make the cost in any given area go up due to the costliness of them.

Nevertheless, the mechanization of harvesting in the U.S. has made such strides that, in spite of the costliness of the machines and other technical aids, the cost of food to American families, in terms of its percentage (18 percent) of their income, is the lowest in the world.»

Rep. Chris Shays (R) is the last Republican House member left in the upper northeast thanks to his willingness to buck his own party and the costliness of the New York City media market that covers the district.

As a reward, they are greeted and entertained by friendly folk, treated to entertainments and craft demonstrations, and offered artwork at prices that tend toward steep but are, in fact, in line with the costliness of everything on any island.

This view emphasizes the costliness of sin and the vindication of the moral order.

So long as the Canadian economy continues outperforming relative to others, complaints about the costliness of Canadian cities should remain muted.

Not exact matches

Its close connection to costliness and truth in the description of Jesus, however, also reminds us that this grace should not be an excuse for indulgence or presumption.

The whole phenomenon of urban and suburban sprawl with its extreme waste and costliness can be reversed.

19 And they cast dust on their heads, and cried, weeping and wailing, saying, Alas, alas, that great city, wherein were made rich all that had ships in the sea by reason of her costliness!

Including all of the DLC packs, which in themselves add many hours of gameplay, the costliness is, in my opinion, justified.

I.e., arguments about the costliness, technical impracticality, and political unenforceability of mitigation strategies, and about the ineffectiveness of massive CO2 emission - reduction in the atmosphere even if all those obstacles were of no account.

As a result, these uncertain times have served as an excuse for many firms of all sizes and specialties to review the breadth and depth of the profitability (costliness) and expertise of their lawyers in the various practice areas and seek to recruit attorneys who control work of clients in practice areas that are strategically important.

Insurance companies assign cars a «loss number» that takes into account a car's costliness to repair and its likelihood of getting into an accident.