Sentence examples for expensive ideas from inspiring English sources

Some still more expensive ideas are in the air.

He excoriated his old Senate friend for his expensive ideas on welfare and his desire to cut the defense budget.

And they may be overtaken in mid-development by less expensive ideas, such as using barrage balloons instead of satellites.

From the book "GLOP: Nontoxic, Expensive Ideas That Will Make You Look Ridiculous and Feel Pretentious," by Gabrielle Moss.

Americans have rightly become suspicious of big, bad, expensive ideas that are adopted only because they pay off a laundry list of special political interests.

Already the drought has led to consideration of wild, expensive ideas, like piping water hundreds of miles from the Missouri River to the parched Colorado River basin.

Were we to abandon this flawed and expensive idea, our ties with Russia and Chinana — would naturally improve.

Michelle Obama is someone who cares about fashion, but she doesn't seem interested in an exclusive, expensive idea of fashion.

In conceiving a Web site that would seek to "democratize access to good guidance," Mr. Thacker says he knew he had a very expensive idea — one that, if done right, would cost millions to execute.

He came up with the expensive idea of installing webcams at polling stations to keep a video eye on the voting.

As a government website boasts, "The SPR's formidable size… makes it a significant deterrent to oil import cutoffs and a key tool of foreign policy". It's a neat, but expensive, idea.