Sentence examples for expensive and problematic from inspiring English sources

Dining out in Vieques has always been expensive and problematic.

They may help efforts to bring the Fukushima plant under control, but are generally expensive and problematic.

Nitrate accumulation in closed systems where water changes are expensive and problematic may cause toxicity problems to marine life.

The first biotech managers bet on the assumption that testing and approval would, like R&D, be less expensive and problematic than it was for their traditional competitors.

Spain, if it descends, which it might, is larger and would force a more expensive and problematic rescue by the Continent.

Shale gas has previously been considered too expensive and problematic to retrieve, but new hydraulic fracturing technology has made the process more viable.

This can be expensive, and otherwise problematic, when investigating a contaminated aquifer.

He considered asking teams of anesthesiologists and surgeons to let him watch them perform procedures on dogs, but abandoned the idea when it proved both expensive and ethically problematic.

What is lamentable is the Tory leader's decision to sacrifice Britain's credibility in the process.Ali Miraj LondonCutting health bureaucraciesSIR – I thought your recent analysis of health-care reform was, for the most part, spot on; something must be done about the increasingly expensive and woefully problematic health care provided to Americans ("Back from the dead", October 31st).

As the bill has stalled since its July introduction, privacy groups have worried aloud about the Senate acting to require companies to keep their customer data longer than the present 18-month average maximum, something telecommunications companies have rejected as expensive and legally problematic.

Exporting coal is also becoming expensive and politically problematic.