Sentence examples for because of expense or from inspiring English sources

Even if they decide not to use the new technology because of expense or personal values, they say, they should have the choice.

To curb the sale and manufacture of drugs because of expense, or making fatuous equations of the price of health care in such terms, ignores the history of medicine and the purposes of treatment: to extend the care and life of people without regard to individual merits or even the collective costs to society.

We found dengue was diagnosed less commonly in long-term travelers (OR 0.69, p = 0.0022) than in short-term travelers, perhaps because dengue has a short incubation period and many infections occurring during prolonged stays are not confirmed; diagnostic tests are usually not performed in countries endemic for dengue because of expense or lack of diagnostic capabilities.

However, for most pathways, little information exists on the effectiveness of prevention strategies because of the expense or infeasibility of experimental tests at realistic field scales.

When I failed to ask Mrs. Sykes whether we could autopsy her husband, it was not because of the expense, or because I feared that the autopsy would uncover an error.

If X can't grow revenues any more, if X company's stock has only gone up because of expense cutting and stock buybacks, what does that say about the U.S. or many other global economies?

That year Mr. Shahn designed a memorial to the late President but it could not be executed because of expense.

Sous vide has been slow because, of course, of the boil-in-the-bag taint, but also because of expense.

Second, uninsured Americans often postpone medical care, even when they know they need it, because of expense.

But he won few friends on the green benches when he accused MPs of falsely complaining of sleeping in their offices because of expense policy reform.

And, proponents say, such launchings could unleash a spate of educational, commercial and scientific uses of space that are not being pursued because of expense.