Sentence examples for an expensive question from inspiring English sources

NFL stadium promoters confront an expensive question: What if the fans stay away?

That's an expensive question!" -- he did kind of answer the multi-million dollar question on Los Angelinos minds: Will Mark Cuban save the Dodgers?

But it still seems like a very expensive question not to have asked.

He came right up to me, asking the same expensive question.

The technology is expensive, questions over privacy remain unanswered, and there is no evidence that the cameras foster trust between members of a community and police.

The enquiry btw is completely biased in who it calls and the questions set, clearly an expensive (our expense), phoney exercise to hand the government a 'report' that promotes TTIP.

But Alexander was an expensive risk, and the question was whether anyone would make the movie.

REAL COST-SHARING One serious problem with Medicare is that patients have little incentive to question whether an expensive test or procedure is necessary, while doctors have a financial incentive to perform more tests and procedures.

Mr. Miller, a Democrat who makes no secret of his own ambition to be mayor, did not explain how the city might pay for such an expensive plan, but anticipating the question, he quickly ripped a line from a speech by Mr. Bloomberg.

However, in routine care, one would try an inexpensive oral drug before an expensive injectable; so the key question is the extent to which liraglutide would improve HbA1c in patients in whom a gliptin had been tried and had failed.

Although manual curation of biological data is an expensive process, it is without question a necessary procedure for almost every biomedical database and there are many examples where the value added by such activities are demonstrable and even measurable.