Sentence examples for expensive consequently from inspiring English sources

Sending sampling devices or exploratory vehicles to hadal depths is technically challenging and expensive, consequently, our current understanding of hadal ecological structure is still very much in its infancy.

Although the Indian Navy considered the AEW Sea King, expected to be designated as Mk42D, it was judged to be too expensive, consequently, in 2003, the Russian Kamov Ka-31 was procured instead.

Japan, however, generally fears an excessively strong currency, which can hurt the country's economy by making its exports more expensive and consequently less competitive.

Asphalt tile is the least expensive and consequently the most widely used resilient flooring, although it is quite brittle and hard underfoot.

For early-stage companies, advertising at scale is expensive and consequently difficult.

Interviewees generally agree that a good taste is not always associated with expensive goods; consequently, satisfaction of their material aspirations does not necessarily lead to excessive expenditure.

We recognize that the clamp technique is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive and consequently not always feasible.

Microsatellite genotyping was and is expensive and consequently many experiments lacked sufficient power to characterize regions well, and therefore detected only the largest effects [ 9].

As wireless devices become less expensive and consequently more prevalent we are also seeing increasing use of data transmission (email, web access) in addition to voice communication, by staff and visitors.

The use of special and consequently expensive equipment hampers the breakthrough of active suspensions.

Although systems of health care allocation differ widely, they all face the problem that resources are scarce and consequently expensive.