The changes were expensive, but rising energy costs made running independent physical machines exorbitant, so their implementation was accelerated.
Nitrate accumulation in closed systems where water changes are expensive and problematic may cause toxicity problems to marine life.
EMRs and related process-of-care changes are expensive, can increase ED length of stay, and can sometimes impair patient safety [10], [11], [12].
High-quality social-science research, especially when it involves longitudinal studies designed to measure how people's attitudes change over time, is expensive — but given that it costs upwards of ten thousand dollars to contain every single measles infection that occurs, that's money well spent.
For those who say taking action to stop climate change is too expensive, we only have to point to the costs we are incurring right now.
As a result, we get mired in arguments about whether mitigating climate change is too expensive (compared to what?) or whether adaptation is the best option (compared to what?).
Change is too expensive; the status quo is unsustainable.DiA: You've written a book titled "What Are Journalists For?" Looking at political coverage in America, how is your answer to that question different from the job journalists are actually doing today?Mr Rosen: No one has ever asked me that.
In this time of hand-wringing and dirge-singing in the media, as newspaper publishers pine for print readers and journalists recall the good ol' days when they could make a living, Mr Rosen offers a sound take on what ails the industry: "Change is too expensive; the status quo is unsustainable".
But the man who claimed numerous times that climate change is "an expensive hoax," "a concept...created by and for the Chinese" and "bullshit" still believes it is "a bunch of bunk," according to his incoming chief of staff, Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus.
Most of the installed phase change material in buildings is expensive microencapsulated paraffin, which is flammable.
