costliness

• “Unsatisfied with off-the-rack roman shades — too dinky and un-luxe — and horrified by custom curtain costliness, I noticed the industrial roller shade, an undervalued player on the scene.”

  The Wall Street Journal: It

• “a Puritan chronicler, whose book _The Anatomy of Abuses_ is a valuable aid to the study of Tudor social history, and Harrison, whose description of England prefaces Holinshed's Chronicles, both deal in detail with the Italian menace, and condemn in good set terms the costliness in dress and the looseness in morals which they laid to its charge.”

  English Literature: Modern Home University Library of Modern Knowledge

• “These are related since, while almost anyone can potentially gain economically from the Internet, whether through accessing work and learning opportunities at a distance or using online services for local projects, the costliness of Internet access may prevent many people from ever gaining the skills to take advantage of the online world.”

  The Huffington Post: Nathan Newman: Address the Digital Divide in the Cost of Wireless

• “Arousing much comment and curiosity was the costliness of the ball and more importantly, what the new First Lady was to wear.”

  The Presidential Inauguration | Edwardian Promenade

• “I have to agree about the costliness of shooting premium bullets.”

  How Many Groups is Enough?

• “Luckily for the FDIC, the costliness of failures has dropped as the failure rate slowed.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Bank Fails Slow, Backlog Looms

• “Despite his exuberance, historians at the NASA symposium said the golfing exhibition fueled skepticism about the costliness of the space program during the 1970s.”

  USA Today: NASA celebrates astronaut Shepard's historic first flight

• “Javier Hernández was the bargain buy of last season but this week his value to Manchester United could be demonstrated by the costliness of his absence.”

  The Guardian: Javier Hernández's injury against Aston Villa tests Manchester United

• “Future medicines can reduce the costliness and pain of diseases such as Alzheimer's and cancer, for which there are many promising research leads.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Will Washington Find the Cure for Cancer?

• “However, one element that held relatively steady this past year was the costliness of failures.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Failed-Bank Tally Falls to 92

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