Sentence examples for expense of replacing from inspiring English sources
Initially, the city had said that the expense of replacing the light fixtures could result in layoffs of teachers.
And of course, it doesn't include the expense of replacing destroyed tunnels, bridges, subways and coastal defenses.
I finally lost my patience when I watched the Triborough be renamed the "RFK Bridge" and observed the needless expense of replacing all of the perfectly functional signage saying "Triborough".
Davis sketched the sign's saw-tooth outline on a napkin, with the intention that it would come alive in intermittently flashing neon, and that's exactly what happened... until 1981, when the expense of replacing blown neon tubes became prohibitive.
Apparently the color was chosen not only because so many gay bars at the time were painted black but also because one coat of black would cover the burned wood and save the expense of replacing it.
The study also found that poorer consumers are more likely to buy "potentially unnecessary and overpriced insurance", because they are more worried about the expense of replacing a product if it breaks.The popularity of warranties should logically depend on the likelihood of a product's failure, says Mr Kalra.
When the Philharmonic contemplated a return to Carnegie Hall, it was primarily hoping to avoid the huge expense, temporary dislocation and ultimate uncertainty of replacing Avery Fisher Hall with a new building.
Mr. Gove said that replacing the pulse generator typically involved outpatient surgery and that the company would pay up to $800 of any patient's unreimbursed medical expenses for replacing it.
But having imported enough Sri Lankan rocks to cover the walls, the Wijesinghes must view the cost of replacing a few broken cups as a trivial expense.
The expenses claim form said the BBC agreed to pay half the cost of replacing the property and cash stolen.
The expenses claim form said the BBC had agreed to pay half the cost of replacing the property and cash stolen.
