Sentence examples for expense development from inspiring English sources

To hold down the expense, development costs were shared with Volkswagen, whose new Touareg uses the same structure (though none of the mechanical components, Porsche representatives are quick to emphasize).

Unfortunately, ART is noncurative, and nearly all HIV-infected individuals on ART will need to maintain their medications for the entirety of their lives, resulting in considerable expense, development of resistance, and sometimes the toxic side effects of these drugs.

Thus, nearly all HIV-infected individuals on cART will need to maintain their medications for the entirety of their lives, resulting in considerable expense, development of resistance, and toxic side effects.

There could be cost cuts at both firms, but as long as the 66 or 70 cents they take in leaves before they take into account other expenses — development, advertising, content delivery, and so forth — the squeeze will remain in place.

Physiologically, rapid growth may be attained at the expense of development, tissue maintenance and repair, and, for fish, swimming capabilities [31].

Lighter materials, new fuels and other innovations that promise to make planes more environmentally friendly mean more expense and development time.

The decades-long dispute has been destructive to the two economies, with both countries spending lavishly on their militaries at the expense of development programs and infrastructure improvements.

Anthony Cordesman, of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, said Washington had prioritised governance and democracy-building at the expense of development.

Sales of Alpha systems aren't likely to ever be robust enough to offset the huge expense of development, marketing and maintenance.

This bold queen sortie, to snatch a pawn at the expense of development, had been considered dubious, but Fischer succeeded in proving its soundness.

A curriculum that is too specialized or too narrowly focused may fail to find an audience large enough to justify the expense of development.