| Thirty-four thousand troops landed that day, but at a high cost, for over 2,500 became casualties. |
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| Anyone who has seen the film will obviously understand that for those unexposed to his works, a first viewing of his material comes at a high cost. |
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| Not being able to fulfill a request for discovery and information in its various electronics forms can come at a high cost. |
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| According to the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Canada's foot-dragging could come at a high cost. |
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| This comes at a high cost to our tremendous potential for lifelong growth and transformation. |
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| However, technical success will have to be achieved at a high cost and by using a large amount of energy. |
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| Indeed, a substantial number of them ultimately abandon their teaching careers, at a high cost both to themselves and to society. |
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| Secondly, increased aid for EU domestic production would produce disappointing results: little extra output at a high cost. |
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| What was a valuable product in the past is waste now, to be disposed of at a high cost. |
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| The sludge can thus be treated albeit at a high cost to obtain sulphuric acid or sulphur dioxide. |
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| For example, often the only option to improve wastewater treatment would be to install new water treatment technology, at a high cost to municipalities. |
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| As a result, large quantities of these acids end up in the wastewater, must be neutralised and, after concentration, equally large amounts of concentrate are generated, which need to be disposed of at a high cost. |
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| Research grants will once again come at a high cost to the core operations of Canadian universities, especially in the fields of humanities and social sciences. |
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| This comes at a high cost both to the individual and to the community. |
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| The viability study showed that mining could only be carried out at a high cost and that it would be very sensitive to international mineral prices. |
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| These are actually nothing more than further subsidies for the capitalists of the aviation industry. Above all, we reject your entire system based on competition and commercial conflict, which come at a high cost to society. |
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| A country used to a feeling of command and control has been whipsawed into a state of perpetual reaction, swinging wildly between passive fear and fevered, often thoughtless, activity, at a high cost to its self-confidence. |
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| In the face of an overburdened public justice system, arbitration presents a cheap band-aid solution for the government, though it can come at a high cost for women and children. |
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| The review of the sugar regime shows that many of the CAP and CMO objectives are being achieved, but with a structural surplus and at a high cost to the EU budget and to the consumer. |
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| That has been achieved at a high cost in human life. |
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| In August 1942, the Allies succeeded in repelling a second attack against El Alamein and, at a high cost, managed to deliver desperately needed supplies to the besieged Malta. |
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