Sentence examples for expensive future from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez was humiliated, his expensive future with the team suddenly unclear.

The Army's expensive Future Combat Systems is likely to be cut back.

This is a proxy for the ability to run a vastly expensive future nationwide television advertising campaign, based on style over substance.

In this way, the will-writing industry has managed to transform an act – making a will – which is meant to ease things for those you leave behind into an expensive future burden.

The show notes that "virtually all" the transit workers' demands were met, costing the city "at least $43 million over two years, foreshadowing a host of expensive future contracts with teachers, sanitation workers, policemen and other municipal workers".

For Decc in particular, this is likely to undermine the government's ability to get the best value for taxpayers in deals with the private sector, such as subsidies for expensive future nuclear power plants.

And so we should honor their uncertain futures by abandoning those who would live in the past at the expense of those increasingly expensive futures.

Why be party to creating a social deficit far more expensive for future generations than the fiscal deficit?

Yet Ms Bratty argues that Walmart moms for the most part remain worried, fearing that their health care will be more expensive in future, harder to get and not as good as before.Despite this opening for Mr Romney, social issues could nudge the needle in some key states and remain his political weak spot.

Long haul flights from Guernsey will get more expensive in future, according to a local travel expert.

Depletion of a mineral resource means that its enriched deposits will have been extracted, and consequently it will become much more expensive for future generations to continue to use these minerals.