Sentence examples for expense of going from inspiring English sources

They don't enjoy the extra start-up time and expense of going to a new specialist.

And that extra caution, packing the midfield at the expense of going forward, just might be the difference at the season's end.

And although customers currently bear the expense of going to stores themselves, they are reluctant to pay for their shopping to be brought to them instead.

Some information, like extensive data on all the colleges in the United States, and a calculator that estimates the total expense of going to college, is free.

Had Carlson and Tantaros been offered amounts that they considered sufficient, they wouldn't have needed the trouble and expense of going to court to sue for damages.

Defenders say these deals save the government time and the expense of going to trial and avoid doing unnecessary harm to corporations and their employees.

"If they don't extend the Permit Extension Act, I would have to go back and incur all the expenses of going through two rounds of approvals all over".

Mick Hall, another football supporter, said: "This is going to cause us a lot of extra expense for going by car or by train and bus this season.

And best of all, this increase didn't seem to come at the expense of students going to other selective schools.

But the government consultation, which is open to comments until 23 October, received support from the EEF manufacturers federation which has long expressed concern about high energy prices and the expense of aid going to renewable energy.

Just remember that a lower gear like 1 or 2 will make you do less effort, at the expense of you going slower. 1 or 2 is recommended for uphill and straight riding.