Sentence examples for excessively high cost from inspiring English sources

The overall thermal efficiency of an internal-combustion engine, however, can be maintained at only about 20 30%, with aggravated problems in the design and development, such as overall difficulty, excessive time consumption or excessively high cost.

The suggestion in the National Intelligence Estimate that Iraq was paying excessively high costs for the aluminum tubes is incorrect.

Worse, it is negatively affecting our communities and taxpayers because justice denied today generates excessively high costs in undoing the damage tomorrow.

"The key to restoring our competitive position is to fix our technology, lower our costs, then deal with the excessively high costs of clearing and netting U.K. trades as well as repair the relationships with our clients," he said.

Total vaginal hysterectomy is very effective but is economically unsound because of excessively high costs.

However, current implementation of microalga-based systems has been economically constrained by their still poor volumetric efficiencies – which lead to excessively high costs, as compared with petrofuel prices.

Two outliers were removed as they reported excessively high costs (TZS12,000 on medicines).

*The "packing" of certain insurance and other costs into the loan would be prohibited, as would the "flipping" of loans by refinancing at excessively higher costs, the charging of bogus fees for services not rendered and unfair mandatory arbitration.

Larger distortions come at an excessively high energy cost.

(2) An excessively high computational cost for training may be incurred.

Some DCCBs, e.g., solid state and hybrid types are capable of operating within a few milliseconds but to avoid complete shutdown of the entire MDTC network they will have to be used at every cable branch leading to excessively high capital cost, larger footprint and high on state losses (for solid state DCCB only).