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Meanings of less costly in English

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Usage of less costly in English
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Critics fear companies may simply choose to bolt to less costly states.
Reuters
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Early diagnosis makes treatment of many conditions more effective and less costly.
Reuters
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For a conglomerate in crisis, it would be a less costly outcome.
Reuters
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That means it is less energy-intensive and is less costly to make.
The Guardian
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But a casewrap is not always a signal of something less costly.
The Guardian
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As an Irish-domiciled company, it will have less costly access to those funds.
Reuters
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In many instances of clear corporate liability, a settlement will be less costly.
Reuters
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Unlike systemic therapy, targeting a specific target is more efficient and less costly.
Pubmed
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It is also less costly and emits less toxic fumes than other materials.
Reuters
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Class-action status can make it more efficient and less costly to pursue litigation.
Reuters
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Both of these strategies were less costly than bronchoscopy or mediastinoscopy.
Pubmed
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It might be less costly for you to hire someone else.
Storm front
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When governments don't pass on lower global prices to consumers, subsidies become less costly.
Reuters
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A move to aqueous solutions would be far more environmentally friendly and less costly.
The Irish Times
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It would be much less costly than many of the present schemes being considered.
The Irish Times
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Many conclude faith-based parasitism on science less costly to the individual, so more adaptive.
Futures 1
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United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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