We love Tom dearly.

He missed her dearly.

The victory was dearly won.

She loved her mother dearly.

Taxes levied on executive bonuses have cost international banks dearly.

This is a major mistake, for which the ECB could pay dearly.

It has forced innocent Gazan civilians to pay dearly for their rulers crimes.

But America will pay dearly for launching a war against global public opinion.

It has forced innocent Gazan civilians to pay dearly for their rulers  crimes.

He was creative, generous, funny, loving and talented, and I will miss him dearly.

An industry which has cost Quebec taxpayers dearly, especially in the 1990s and 2000s.

But don't be jealous...it would cost me too dearly to play the gallant.

We were able to witness the price of freedom of expression is dearly expensive.

It is a credo for which Germany will have to pay dearly in the future.

It is held dearly, and it is closely connected to the lives of those who maintain it.

Bosnia and Herzegovina paid dearly for the Greater Serbia ideology, one of whose trademarks Draža Mihailović is.

In other times, the Greeks paid dearly for their No to Nazism and their No to military dictatorship.

And the reputation of this family will be hard hit, something that, in the long run, could cost them dearly.

We are a small team that operates like a close knit family and he will be dearly missed, the spokesperson said.

Bush's failed policies have not only cost the economy dearly they have left the economy in a far weaker position going forward.

Yet Obama lacks a medium term vision to deal with the seriousness of the situation an oversight that, sooner or later, will cost the US dearly.

To rely instead on central banks to refloat the US and European economies is an abdication of responsibility that will cost us dearly in the future.

But doing so could cost Democrats dearly in old industrial states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan, where the arrival of Mexican migrants, transformed into immigrants, has stoked passions.

And in the late evening you, exhausted, will sit down beside an olive tree, decorated with multicoloured ribbons in memory of the athletes' dearly departed friends and relatives.

Some members of the opposition in Germany would dearly love to do the same to Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, though they have not (yet!) found a film star to replace him.

Who better than Europeans, who brought communism to life, exported it to the world, and then paid dearly for it over many decades, know better about the torments inflicted upon the Cuban people?

The world economy has paid dearly for complicity with and silence about the economic policies of the last 15 years, which have culminated in the deepest and most dangerous recession since the 1930 s.

We will all pay dearly in defense budgets and, more important, in lost global opportunities if we do not summon the courage to design a global order in which non state actors have a formal role.

Aside from areas of particular concern (oil, arms, guerrillas, drugs), the US needs Latin America dearly nowadays because resistance to it is springing up everywhere, and with greater virulence than at any time since World War II s end.

The secular liberal forces political fragmentation and lack of organization cost them dearly in the parliamentary elections six months ago, and, in the second round of the presidential election, a majority of Egyptians chose Morsi over a restoration of the old regime.

After a decades long clandestine (although tolerated) existence within Egyptian society, Islamist forces were able to take advantage of the Tahrir protests, despite playing no integral part in them. The secular liberal forces political fragmentation and lack of organization cost them dearly in the parliamentary elections six months ago, and, in the second round of the presidential election, a majority of Egyptians chose Morsi over a restoration of the old regime.