Sentence examples for expensive admissions from inspiring English sources

He talks to an expensive admissions guru who learns of his late start and fumbling progress and says, smiling: "Oooooh.

Slimmed down and spruced up, they are now part of the provision for the elderly, avoiding expensive admissions to the district hospital that cost £3,000 a time.

The most expensive admissions are the top-tier tickets ($50) to Ms. Childs's "Dance," followed by $40 for the best seats at "Moby-Dick" and the theater work "Chautauqua!" But there are less expensive tickets to those events, and there are discounts on almost everything for seniors, students and children 17 and under.

Let's hope that in the future Mazda will give hatchback fans a less expensive admission ticket by offering a hatch with the base engine.

A more cynical interpretation is that it's hard to get a good job unless you buy an expensive admission ticket from the higher education monopoly.

Perhaps you've heard the complaints about the National September 11 Memorial Museum: Some think it's too expensive (admission is $24); others decry the inclusion of a gift store.  .

"High-quality primary care reduces the need for more expensive hospital admissions.

It could then start helping us to save money by avoiding expensive, acute admissions.

But it isn't," he says, citing poor care of frail, elderly people and high rates of avoidable and expensive hospital admissions.

She said this did not make financial sense either as being denied this type of care increased the risk of expensive hospital admissions.

For example, one aim is to "reduce expensive hospital admissions by: getting patients more involved in managing their own conditions; where possible treating more patients closer to home" [ 53].