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• Further, the costliness of patent litigation is an important consideration.
• But costliness and political inertia have kept these schemes largely in limbo.
• Few had doubts about the costliness of a war.
• It generated its own problems of complexity and costliness.
• For us too, the cross is a reminder of the costliness of our calling.
• A lengthy discussion ensued between Griffey and someone about the uniqueness and costliness of such clothing.
• BCE ),  Purple exceeds all colors in costliness and superiority of its delightful effect.
• They exude a distinctive but familiar chic defined by costliness, impracticality and an immunity to embarrassment.
• Mechanical and chemical methods have been applied, but their costliness has militated against their ready adoption.
• When some people complained about the costliness of khadi to Mahatma Gandhi, he started wearing only dhoti.
• Not only the damask fabrics, but also the saturated red color indicate the costliness of their garments.
• The costliness of the machines, however, meant it was impossible to put a computer on every desk.
• That is great news for any of us on a budget because as I always say chicness brings costliness.
• By 1720, " the diversity of imported goods in New York was matched by their costliness ."
• London is not cheap _ no great world city is, and this one has been roundly criticized for its costliness.
• Next year ( 1845 ) a screw press was built, but this on account of its costliness proved a failure.
• In terms of costliness, swellings affect a female's weight and centre of gravity, affecting their ease when travelling.
• Critics say global warming scenarios have not been proven and that the costliness to achieve the cuts in the pact threatens American industry.
• The costliness of manuscripts may have suggested at an early time the writing of the ritual for Passover eve in a separate book.
• But crude exhibited some vitality toward settlement, as market participants remarked that demand showed no sign of flagging, despite the costliness of oil.