Sentence examples for adding to the expense of from inspiring English sources

Arborists cannot climb an ash tree once the borer is present locally, and many trees on campus are not accessible with equipment, adding to the expense of removal.

Accelerometers that can capture 1000 data points per second are pushing the limits of the radio links from the car to the team, as well as adding to the expense of IT systems.

But that might require more frequent injections of the urea fluid, adding to the expense of servicing the vehicles, automotive engineers said.

In addition, death penalty cases are extremely long and usually cost the state up to $2 million, adding to the expense of the death penalty compared with life with parole or preventative services.

Adding to the expense of modern medical practices is the increasing demand for greater funding of health education and preventive measures specifically directed toward the poor.

These fins add to the expense of fabricating the radiator and are very susceptible to fouling from dust which reduces their heat output considerably.

America's suburban expanse certainly adds to the expense of connecting every home, but until broadband costs less, supporters say, consumers will remain wary.

* * * All of these taxes in one way or another add to the expense of carrying on interstate commerce, and in that sense burden it; but they are not for that reason prohibited.' Western Live Stock v. Bureau of Revenue, 303 U.S. 250, 58 S.Ct.

Failing to place phone calls to the roughly one-third of Americans who rely solely on cellphones is becoming less and less acceptable — but calls to cellphones add to the expense of polling.

Samuel Bodman, the Energy Secretary, has exhorted oil companies to use some of their hefty profits to expand refining capacity, and Congress is considering streamlining the environmental regulations that add to the expense of building new refineries.

This creates a pool of unemployed laborers and adds to the expense of getting fired.