Sentences with phrase «such costly items»

The limits of your basic homeowners insurance policy might not provide enough of a payout to cover the costs of replacing such costly items.

The limits of your basic homeowners insurance policy might not provide enough of a payout to cover the costs of replacing such costly items.

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And while some predictions would inevitably misfire, Amazon said it could use tactics such as suggesting shipped items to customers, offering discounts and turning unwanted orders into «goodwill» gifts in order to prevent costly returns.

The policy should also state what items need to be pre-approved before they're purchased, such as significantly costly items like plane tickets.

The progress India has made in cutting back costly government subsidies on items such as fuel is a prime example of the advances being made in structural reforms under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Alibaba has forged alliances to get popular items to villagers — not just household goods, but also the costlier appliances that employ those items, such as the washing machines that use detergent packages.

When the French left Vietnam, some of the ingredients such as the cornichons (French small gherkins) became so costly, they were substituted with local food items (pickled carrots and daikon with cilantro and sliced green chiles).

For example, we asked to completely eliminate high fructose corn syrup from the menu but were told that, at present, non-HFCS items are too costly, as were other items requested by some PAC members, such as hummus and edamame.

Remember, polyunsaturated oils were too difficult and costly to produce in large quantities by hand, and thus were consumed only in very small amounts for those who could afford such luxury items.

Test items that accurately appraise such learning are complex, time consuming, hard to score, and — therefore — costly.

Lawn equipment can be costly and, if you have a lot of land, you may need items such as a snow blower or a leaf blower, too.

Those who are bringing expensive items such as: jewelry, electronic gadgets, laptops, costly sports or activity equipment should get special coverage for these items, because ordinary travel insurance policies do not provide full coverage for them.

There are certain things that may not be covered by a standard policy, including valuable items such as jewelry and antiques, costly sports or photography equipment.

If you need more protection, you may be able to purchase an insurance endorsement or rider that provides additional coverage for specific items, such as valuable antiques or art, expensive jewelry, or costly computer equipment.