Sentence examples for expensive aftermath from inspiring English sources
And now, as the floodwaters slowly recede, comes the unglamorous and expensive aftermath of cleaning up after another disaster, but here with a back-breaking twist.
He said the president had not done enough to build an international coalition, had failed to plan for what would happen after the combat ended, misled the American people about the presence of banned weapons and refused to make clear how expensive the war and its aftermath would be.
A lot of expensive and time-consuming haggling in the aftermath of such an event would be eliminated if a single-payer system were in place.
The momentum has been slowed in the storm's immediate aftermath, which has affected some of the most expensive rental and condo buildings, like 2 Gold Street and 88 Greenwich Street.
Critics also compare it to the hastily assembled Sarbanes-Oxley Act, written in the aftermath of the Enron scandal, which dictated often onerous and expensive compliance requirements.
Non-bank lenders are not subject to the same rigorous and expensive oversight that the Dodd-Frank act imposed on traditional banks in the aftermath of the housing crash.
Profit margins have also fallen, with shoppers spurning more expensive sofas in favour of cheaper products It blamed the slowdown in consumer spending in the aftermath of the credit crunch and forecast a difficult 2008.
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"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
