Sentence examples for are expensive to replace from inspiring English sources

Being of cast-iron they are expensive to replace.

Customers generally see great value and peace of mind in ADW and the vast majority of customers do elect to take it as it protects them should the hire garments, which are expensive to replace, be damaged accidentally, which does happen from time to time.

They are expensive to replace and they cannot be repaired nor recycled.

Batteries are expensive to replace.

Flutes can be difficult to repair once something breaks and they are expensive to replace, so be sure to treat your with care.

Rolex watches are expensive to replace and repair, so protect your watch by winding it on a stationary surface where it can't slip out of your hand.

Equipment is expensive to replace, and some insurance doesn't cover floods.

Check for damage on the plastic cover of the front bumper -- it is expensive to replace.

This could help the council retain its stock of large family homes, which are in huge demand but short supply and can be expensive to replace.

The US has defended its right to use cluster munitions largely on the basis that they make up such a large part of its weapons stockpile and would be expensive to replace, and because using targeted strikes would be less cost effective — the US military would need to use more missiles to kill the same number of people.

Glass is very fragile and is expensive to replace.