| It is his gift, the sheer, overweening pomp and costliness of it all, that strikes us as extraordinary. |
| The goals of this program are to limit the frequency, severity and costliness of asthma exacerbations through extensive education of physicians, children and caregivers. |
| In particular, he illustrates the costliness of hard bargaining if such bargaining leads to delays in exploiting this resource. |
| I once sat near such an one in a New York restaurant, and saw him fastidioust degust the tender flowers and growl at their costliness. |
| By the way, these individuals are also economically more disadvantaged, so their perceptions of costliness seem to make sense. |
| But this is less an issue of costliness than it is of principle: menstrual care is health care, and should be treated as such. |
