Sentence examples for expensive applications from inspiring English sources

The Early Resolution scheme could cost your paper about £2,500 but it may avoid the cost of a high court claim form (around £1,500), the cost of drafting a defence (another £2,000), and what might be endless, hugely expensive applications to the high court (never under £10,000-£15,000) over the Particulars of Justification.

The App Store doesn't currently support demos or trial periods, so some companies are simply offering a "lite" version of their more expensive applications.

It especially makes sense to use SOA in MANETs so that large, computationally expensive applications can be implemented on resource-constrained devices in a distributed fashion.

In fact, even those companies who have turned in their expensive applications are only granted one extra year for the FDA to approve it.

These tools let non-developers create useful and otherwise expensive applications for busineses that can be accessed directly or via the intranet.

Many iPhone developers have complained about a race to the bottom for app prices, but a few have tried to sell more expensive applications, such as Wolfram Alpha.

Every year we go through the Department for Transport's ever-more-lengthy, complicated and expensive application procedures for the essential transport projects needed to keep this region moving and combat ever increasing congestion, and yet we keep seeing funding diverted to other regions, mostly in the south.

This is why many people, who write better than they think they do capable of being simultaneously witty and sympathetic in a short email to a distressed friend, say lie awake at night worrying about application essays, or turn to expensive application consultants for advice.

StoryServer is an expensive application targeted at the largest web sites.

In a second step the calibrated emulator is used as surrogate for the simulator in the otherwise prohibitively expensive application.

Implementing flexible and adaptive UIs that are multitasking and possibly exploiting multiple modalities requires expensive application-specific solutions, and reuse is difficult or impossible.