Sentence examples for expensive children from inspiring English sources

Children who are vulnerable, who have special needs, who come from hard-to-reach families... these are the most expensive children to teach, and what's going to be in it for a company trying to make profits?

Robots do not pay taxes, buy homes, cars or have (expensive) children to support and educate, nor do they create local wage multiplier effects.Rainer Brocke LaFayette, New YorkSIR – Schumpeter reminded me of the spectacular ceremonies before the 2008 Chinese Olympics that had humans acting like robots.

Stores include Kids Bizz, at No. 908, a wonderland of beautiful (and expensive) children's clothes.

Authors can buy packages ranging from $1,599 for the least expensive children's package, to $24,999 for the most expensive business book package.

Merci is the brainchild of Marie-France and Bernard Cohen, who a few years ago sold their offspring, Bonpoint, a line of beautiful, old-fashioned expensive children's clothing.

And Polo Ralph Lauren, whose expensive children's clothes are the epitome of prep, just reported that profits more than doubled from a year ago.

Massachusetts has some of the most expensive child care in the country and has some of the most vast income inequality in the United States.

An example relevant to Sandberg's own career is that the Bay Area, where Sandberg lives, is one of the most expensive child-care markets in the world.

Areas of higher female employment tend to be urban areas, where salaries do tend to be higher, but not enough to offset expensive child care.

Higher mortgage rates, more expensive child care and longer commutes were among the reasons Northeastern cities didn't fare as well in the study.

Out-of-home foster care is a critical and expensive Child Welfare service, a major component of which is the maintenance rate paid to support housing and caring for a foster child.