Sentence examples for expense of opening from inspiring English sources
"The government's obsession with free schools, at the expense of opening other types of school, has made it harder and harder to ensure there are enough places everywhere," said Powell.
Mr. Palmucci said Mr. Jacobs might have chosen self-distribution, but wisely didn't because the cards are stacked: the enormous expense of opening a film in major markets like New York, the average filmmaker's unfamiliarity with the logistics of booking a movie, the hassles in collecting money from exhibitors on time.
The company blamed the loss on the large expense of opening the Venetian Macao and a bad run in its casinos.
Now there are multiple options, and many filmmakers and distributors are choosing digital distribution instead of incurring the huge expense of opening a film in theaters.
I don't believe the fees charged would have covered the administrative expense of opening and closing these accounts, not to mention the bonuses paid.
"I think a lot of these developers are trying to squeeze as much office, residential and commercial space as possible at the expense of open space".
To satisfy their own shareholders, they must seek out the ample opportunities to boost profits at the LME by shifting to centralised clearing, cutting costs, raising fees and introducing more electronic trading at the expense of open outcry.
Regarding forests, a conservation approach based on minimal intervention prevails in most protected woodlands, thus facilitating the expansion of closed-canopy forests at the expense of open forests.
He believes one of CNRS's roles is to be a "client" of the National Research Agency (ANR), the controversial French organization that was created this year to fund research projects and that some researchers fear will finance targeted projects at the expense of open-ended basic research.
It has streamlined the process of opening these centers, but it is still a huge expense.
In the Mediterranean mountains and hills spontaneous reforestation occurred in the last fifty years at the expenses of open habitats.
