Sentence examples for expense to replace from inspiring English sources

Ford said it decided to recall Explorers in Saudi Arabia anyway, at its expense, to replace the tires.

The gist of the concerns was: "With the departure of those key individuals from SLAC, won't a great deal of intellectual knowledge and experience associated with the design and construction of the Two-Mile Accelerator be lost, a loss that would require years and great expense to replace?

Villas-Boas had awoken to headlines suggesting owner Roman Abramovich was having his first doubts about the young manager he appointed at great expense to replace Carlo Ancelotti.

One example Staudt gives is the knob-and-tube system dating back to the 1930s and '40s, which can be spotted by its white/off-white knobs connecting to wires, often in an unfinished basement -- and can be a big expense to replace.

Making the handset modular too – removing the expense of having to replace the whole device when one item breaks – Fairphone's approach to the mobile industry is shining a light on the less than scrupulous and customer friendly practices on its competitors, fundamentally shifting the status quo of the standards a tech company can achieve.

He said he wanted to create a "bigger middle class than ever before" and, in the wake of the expenses scandal, pledged to replace "discredited and distrusted politics with one where you, the people, are the boss".

Flash memory, represented by universal serial bus (USB) drive and iPhone series products, has recently received numerous attentions because of its high capacity, short data access time, non-volatility, portability, and low expense, which is expected to replace HDD in the near future.

The MF has potential use in hospitals; however, its use would require training significant numbers of people as well as the initial purchase expense and recurrent expenditure to replace used filaments and lost devices.

To reduce the computational expense, metamodels are commonly used to replace the actual expensive simulations or experiments.

The most efficient best value alternative would have been to replace expenses at reduced total cost with an automatic allowance.

Ara Guzelimian, the artistic adviser of Carnegie Hall, argues that distance-learning should not be used merely "to replace the expense of an airplane ticket".