Sentences with phrase «great cost to the town»
Niko was housed at animal control for the entire eight months of the court case, at a great cost to the town taxpayers.
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The American system of education makes it possible for a poor boy living in a great city to carry himself through college and even through certain professional schools free, whereas a similar boy living in a rural community will be Stopped alter high school by the costs of transportation to the state - college town and by the cost of board and food away from home.
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It wasn't the practical reasons, like lower cost of living, great — and cheap — medical care, and friendly people, that convinced Dave Scott to move to San Ramón, a town on the western edge of Costa Rica's Central Valley region.
The town of Great Barrington, Massachusetts will switch over to wind power in a move meant to cut costs.
As a result, Kingston and a few other communities with a large proportion of low - income residents have to deal with far greater Safety Net costs than better - off towns.
The medieval town of «Wipers», as it was known to thousands of British soldiers, lay at the eye of the storm which raged across the fields of Flanders and which, to this day, bears witness to the cataclysmic cost of the Great War.
«In addition to cutting greenhouse gas pollution, greater fuel economy will shrink fuel costs for small businesses that depend on pick ups and heavy duty vehicles, shipping companies and cities and towns with fleets of these vehicles.
Other nearby suburbs like Williamsville also feed commuters to Buffalo, but Amherst is often a preferred place to live because of its comparatively low cost of living, great schools, and great town resources.
Subleasing your rental unit is a great way to minimize living costs if you move out of town or travel for an extensive period.
Other nearby suburbs like Williamsville also feed commuters to Buffalo, but Amherst is often a preferred place to live because of its comparatively low cost of living, great schools, and great town resources.