Drugs is too costly had we had the vaccine, or when we will get the vaccine, that's something more effective but the drugs are very costly for the poor.

Recovering from more than 20 years of civil war will be a lengthy and a costly process.

The proliferation of agreements also marginalizes the vulnerable countries even more and are very costly to negotiate, especially for smaller countries.

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And so that sets up for making access to get goods and services more convenient and less costly in many cases than owning them.

Some of this might make finance more costly, but it will also make banking operations less risky. On balance, this is a good thing.

It will add to business costs if users feel compelled to use more sophisticated and costly technology to ensure that the reliability requirement is satisfied.

Why did you get such a costly dictionary?

On the whole, prevention is a much more effective way if coping with desertification, because subsequent attempts to rehabilitate desertified areas are costly and tend to deliver limited results.

Moderate inflation in the short run say, 6 for two years would not clear the books. But it would significantly ameliorate the problems, making other steps less costly and more effective.

The middle income countries needed predictable and consistent assistance if they were not to fall into distressing situations that would be more costly to cure than they would have been to prevent.

AIDS is the same kind of thing. It's costly to avoid AIDS.

Of course, creating new software is costly. So why should Microsoft bother?

We understand that the task is formidable, that it will be costly.

Serious illness can strike anyone, and seriously ill people, as a rule, do not earn much money. The longer the seriously ill are untreated, the more costly their eventual treatment and maintenance become.

For reuse on food crops, waste water may require advanced tertiary treatment, which can be substantially more costly than the secondary treatment needed for safe discharge into watercourses or other less sensitive uses.

Chicago economists seem to believe that real world outcomes are acceptably unfair and, more importantly, that attempts to remedy unfairness are too costly, because tampering with markets causes economic inefficiency. They believe that government intervention tends to generate its own costly failures because of bureaucratic incompetence and rent seeking, whereby private interests try to steer policy to their own advantage.

It would do a lot of good, but it's also very, very costly.

The new story about climate protection is that it's not costly, but profitable.

Above were costly stones, even cut stone, according to measure, and cedar wood.

For the redemption of their life is costly, no payment is ever enough,

Above were costly stones, even cut stone, according to measure, and cedar wood.

For the redemption of their life is costly, no payment is ever enough,

And above were costly stones, after the measures of hewed stones, and cedars.

And above were costly stones, after the measures of hewed stones, and cedars.

This is true, because the poor are the most vulnerable and have the least resources with which to adapt. But we often forget that current policies to address global warming make energy much more costly, and that this harms the world s poor much more.

However, in most developing countries, business registration takes a long time and is costly.

However in practice adoption of such a course of action is costly and difficult.

Compliance with the EU requirements is often coupled with costly changes in processing technology.

However, the whole structure is not yet operational and the process is complex and costly.

Certainly, a key part of the solution is to allow more banks to fail, ensuring that depositors are paid off in full, but not necessarily debt holders. But this route is going to be costly and painful.

Powdered skim milk shipments by the dairy company Dairy America, to the Cuban market are now more costly and slower owing to the new OFAC provisions imposing additional charges of some 3,000 on every 1,000 ton shipment.

But if anyone builds on the foundation with gold, silver, costly stones, wood, hay, or stubble

But if anyone builds on the foundation with gold, silver, costly stones, wood, hay, or stubble

Providing centralized access to costly journals has always been an important function of United Nations libraries.

The various engineering initiatives are financially costly, but critical in efforts to reduce potentially fatal accidents.

On the contrary, as the possible outcomes become clearer, we will almost certainly face the need for serious and costly reductions in energy use, at least among the advanced countries, as well as costly technological advances designed to make energy use more efficient in both the advanced and developing world. This will surely involve sharp cuts in the consumption of fossil fuels, bolstered by taxes and other restrictions.

Purchases from local dealers, while advantageous in terms of much shorter delivery schedules particularly important in emergency situations may prove more costly than direct procurement from manufacturers, which generally offer price volume discounts to organizations of the system.

He stressed the importance of adaptation noting that climate change cannot be totally avoided and it may be more rapid and pronounced than currently suggested anticipatory adaptation is more effective and less costly than emergency measures and immediate benefits can be gained from better adaptation to climate variability and extreme events.

The old story about climate protection is that it's costly, or it would have been done already.

But these surveys are costly, so they can only be done in three to five year intervals.

However, procuring entities may find this information unnecessary, and it may become a costly burden for suppliers.

These factors make it difficult and costly to ensure universal access to good quality basic social services.

But if punishment is risky or costly for C, she may not do much to A, making A feel unconstrained. But if C can punish A in a cheap and even enjoyable way, the threat to A may be more substantial.

Small businesses will always complain that they do not have the organizational clout to extract public funds from governments. And bank bailouts, involving the direct use of public money to recapitalize failing institutions, are even more costly and politically unpopular.