Sentence examples for be very expensive both from inspiring English sources

A mobile broadband connection into each car-parking space would be very expensive both in terms of the electronics needed and the cellular subscription to be paid.

"Traditional methods to make infrared cameras are very expensive, both in materials and time, but this method is much faster and offers excellent performance," said postdoctoral researcher Xin Tang, the first author on a study which appeared Feb. 25 in Nature Photonics.

Indeed, most of the current approaches rely on the use of checkerbox design (combinations of stimuli and inhibitor), which is very expensive both in time and in consumable price.

This will be very expensive in terms of both money and the climate but that's where we have landed ourselves.

As mentioned in the Introduction, the experimental detection of PPIs can be very expensive in terms of both time and money.

Retribution can be very expensive.

That can be very expensive.

A move elsewhere would be very expensive.

Bedbugs can be very expensive house guests.

"He will be very expensive".

They can be very expensive.