Sentence examples for expensive answer from inspiring English sources

One answer is desalination but it is an expensive answer because it requires a lot of energy.

Never mind that this, like a lot of things about the store, is an exceedingly expensive answer to a relatively simple problem.

But HS2 increasingly looks like an expensive answer to a problem with several solutions.Correction: We originally suggested that none of the ten most crowded rail services in England and Wales operate on the West Coast main line.

Better Place is scheduled to make its commercial debut in 2011 in Israel and Denmark, but HSBC's investment could ease doubts about its complicated — and expensive — answer to the longstanding chicken-and-egg problem of getting electric cars on the road without the infrastructure to support long-distance driving.

The expensive answer to these noise problems is to upgrade the system.

The $999 Surface Laptop is Microsoft's expensive answer to Chromebooks http://tcrn.ch/2oUB95T.

"I don't want you to feel sorry for me," he added, smiling, "but it's getting pretty expensive answering all these things".

Although the Silicon Valley start-up's commercial debuts in Denmark and Israel are not scheduled to take place until 2011, HSBC's investment could ease doubts about its complicated -- and expensive -- answer to the longstanding chicken-and-egg problem of getting electric cars on the road without the infrastructure to support long-distance drives.

If your query were simply "Is all college tuition in America unreasonably expensive?" my answer might be different.

The consultation document will also deal with potential amendments to FOI regulations about what costs public authorities can take into account when deciding if enquiries are too expensive to answer.

Croydon and Westminster said it would be too expensive to answer the question, Kingston said it would be too complicated, and Newham, Redbridge, Harrow, and Lewisham are now months overdue in replying.