Sentence examples for a problem too expensive from inspiring English sources

Naysayers had argued that climate change was just too big a problem, too expensive to solve, requiring as it does an overhaul of the world's energy systems and economy.

Those optimists argue that, one by one, each of those perfectly legitimate anxieties is being overcome.What's the problem?Too expensive?

An old Nissan Maxima could be hers, but it sat broken down in the driveway, its problems too expensive to repair.

Economics is a problem too.

Sunlight was a problem too.

In his editorial, Roy Spencer bounced between the second and fourth stages of global warming denial, also claiming that solving the problem is too expensive and will hurt the poor.

In one of Season 3's best gags, a cost-cutting executive at the prison describes a "Jewish problem" — too many inmates ordering expensive kosher meals — then notes that he has found a cheaper source for soap.

Dominion shut its reactor in Wisconsin in May because of unfavorable economics, and Duke said in February that it would not restart Crystal River 3 because mechanical problems were too expensive to fix.

It was a bit too expensive.

Champagne a little too expensive?

First: "It's only nature, we've always had smogs, what's the big deal?" And second: "Anyway, the problem is far too expensive to deal with".