Sentence examples for are expensive for both from inspiring English sources

Proxy contests are expensive— for both sides.

Loans that reach foreclosure are expensive for both lenders and servicers, Mr. Simon added.

Eviction litigation can be expensive for both sides, easily costing thousands of dollars.

The machines are called 'alley-rollers' .The case has been expensive for both parties.

Judge Melinda Harmon of Federal District Court, who is hearing the case, informed the lawyers that she was planning to provide the jury with an Allen charge, or a so-called dynamite charge, which effectively tells the jury that the case is important, has been expensive for both sides and that future jurors would not be more conscientious or competent.

The UK's parliamentary committee on the future of chemicals regulation found in a report published this April that "establishing a fully standalone system of chemicals regulation for the UK is likely to be expensive for both the taxpayer and for industry".

Picking the wrong personality is expensive for both employee and employer.

However, it has been recognized that handling dual processes such as the development of cash usage and card usage— for a long period would be expensive for both the payments industry, and its customers (Tumpel-Gugerell 2009; citealtEuropean12009

Floods are expensive for insurers.

Evictions are expensive for social landlords, too.

The deals are expensive for businesses.