Sentence examples for expense to create from inspiring English sources
"It is going to be an enormous expense to create an image for this thing called Bing".
Likewise, Malaysia's much-hyped Multimedia Supercorridor, which the government has built at vast expense to create an Asian Silicon Valley and lure foreign high-tech firms, does not really make sense.
Yes, on the Internet, aggregators can easily reproduce the product that took hard work and great expense to create, but the customers who have opted in with cash money to read a site cannot be so easily replicated.
THE STORY: King Mohammed VI himself built this resort just inside the medina wall, sparing no detail or expense to create an over-the-top mix of Art Deco and traditional Moroccan design.
Companies go to great expense to create events that celebrate you and your coworkers, and you'll want to be gracious and positive in return.
HBO spared no expense to create a realistic version of the 1970's.
While this approach has its merits, the emphasis on regional flexibility has come at some expense to creating a standardized surveillance system.
Senator Jay Rockefeller, chairman of the commerce committee, says his staff has found that insurers are already reclassifying many administrative costs as medical expenses to create the appearance of a higher medical loss ratio.
Gerald Rafshoon, who owned an ad agency in Atlanta, recalled that he received a 15percentt fee, then the standard for commercial accounts — roughly $2 million, including his expenses — to create and place about $13 million of ads for Jimmy Carter in 1976.
This approach avoided the time and expense needed to create physical maps and provided more-rapid access to the DNA sequence.
"Newly redesigned and renovated with no expense spared to create the most luxurious and important property downtown," says the listing, by Andrea Wohl Lucas, an associate broker at the Corcoran Group.
