Sentence examples for costly training from inspiring English sources

Costly training goes down the drain.

Until now over-regulation has made importing jets costly, training local pilots complex and filing flight plans cumbersome.

Too often, leaders view such investments as costly training on things that seem to be "common sense" or issues they can afford to get around to later.

This is "The Daily". Today: As Boeing developed a new line of passenger jets, it was determined to avoid costly training for pilots.

Dr. Cohen and others attributed the decline in those aspiring to become doctors to a strong economy that offered good salaries in fields requiring less onerous and costly training than medicine.

Today's high-technology military also benefits from personnel who are committed to staying in the service for several years, allowing the armed services to reap full benefit from their costly training.

Railway track subgrade failure induced by climate related softening, may lead to unplanned maintenance costs and consequential and costly train delays.

To fund the costly train, which was sold to voters as not costing a dime in new taxes, the expected revenue stream from cap-and-trade has been securitized, putting the state on the hook to Wall Street for billions in construction money advanced on the promise of future cap-and-trade revenue.

It marks the final disillusionment with the two war-fighting strategies the United States has relied on for 13 years in Iraq and Afghanistan: the "hearts and minds" counterinsurgency formerly defined and pursued by Gen. David Petraeus, and the costly "train and equip" effort to build self-sustaining security forces in both countries.

At a time of shrinking budgets, these tools are viewed as relatively inexpensive supplements to larger, costlier training equipment while also providing a surprisingly realistic training experience.

Whatever reform or rescue gets through Congress may well involve shutting down some of the costlier trains, starting with the Sunset Limited.