Sentence examples for expensive for the operator from inspiring English sources
The measurements may be obtained by performing drive tests, but as these tests are expensive for the operator, the number of tests would need to be very limited.
"The new theaters are so expensive, both for the operators and producers, that it demands a certain size of capitalization to do anything and demands a certain entertainment orientation," he said.
Without this city permit, this type of dredging is extremely complex and expensive for the individual and marina operator.
The most expensive tier — for the largest operators (such as Uber), which have more than 10,001 vehicles — has risen from around £3,000 under the prior regime to £2.9M going forward.
The cost of protection should be carefully evaluated since providing the backup resources may be too expensive for a network operator.
In Britain, for instance, the government may soon require operators to provide blanket mobile-broadband coverage, which is expensive for a single operator in rural areas.
It's too expensive for a fleet operator to use, but it might work for limited sharing situations.
Those networks are expensive, and the operators insist that pay-TV operators spread their costs across all their subscribers.
Transport SDN [71]: The provisioning of infrastructure to transport large data traffic between large geographical areas is too expensive for network operators.
For example, questions are currently being asked as to whether there is sufficient traffic to make the Sud Europe Atlantique high speed railway line now under construction profitable due to its competition with a standard performance railway line (220 km/h as opposed to 300 km/h for the high speed railway line) and much less expensive for operators.
