Sentence examples for expense of pursuing from inspiring English sources
"The time and expense of pursuing something through the court system is a severe burden," he said.
In 2000, balking at the exorbitant expense of pursuing the case in Austria, where costs are calibrated according to the value of the assets at issue, they successfully filed suit in California against the Austrian government, which appealed the ruling.
The organizations have expanded their coverage in recent years to more businesses, some of which had once been considered inconsequential or not worth the expense of pursuing for license fees.
It looks like another stage in Mr Xi's "tiger hunt", an established way for new leaders at the top to cement their position (too often at the expense of pursuing policy reform).Your blogger took part in a visit to the city organised by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, based in London, in co-operation with Jiao Tong university in Shanghai.
"In all likelihood, the hassle and expense of pursuing litigation may well outweigh the benefits that Iggy could receive from whatever harm she claims befell her from this pizza guy going rogue".
A veteran of the 1960's protest movement, Mr. Hallinan said he wanted to give the demonstrators the benefit of the doubt while also avoiding the expense and hassle of pursuing so many prosecutions.
Where a creditor might be deterred by the expense and hassle of pursuing assets held offshore, that isn't necessarily the case at home.
The Alabaman went on to become the state's attorney general (where he was again accused of pursuing voter fraud at the expense of the black community.
"As such, the Koka plantation is representative of the Ethiopian strategy of pursuing foreign investor-led development at the expense of local inhabitants".
They accuse the government of pursuing deals with other developing countries at the expense of trade with the EU and the United States, the biggest markets.
"Manmohan Singh is guilty of pursuing the noble quest for reconciliation at the expense of another maxim of statecraft: those who spurn the public authority's hand of reconciliation must be made to learn the cost of confrontation," concludes Mr Khare.
