Sentence examples for expensive issues from inspiring English sources

The state economy has improved enough that people from both parties are talking again about water, roads, electricity — big and expensive issues that require a lot of planning and conversation about what Texas will look like in the future.

Data ambiguity and invalidity can cause significant expensive issues in the cadastral domain (e.g. legal disputes).

"Aboriginal litigation raises some of the most important and complex and difficult and therefore expensive issues to resolve.

While an interim service can cost £100 less than a full service, you should carry out the correct service that your car needs, as this should prevent expensive issues and breakdowns in the future.

The most expensive issue featured Barack Obama winning the Democratic nomination for president in 2008.

And public education, the other big and expensive issue hanging over the final days, remains open.

Mr. Duffy said that restoring people's salaries "is a difficult, expensive issue.

"Gun control is going to be an expensive issue for the left.

"It is a very expensive issue, but it's not the critical one for Detroit," said Mr. Shaiken.

With Congressional midterm elections looming, the financial debate in Washington this fall will probably be consumed by one incendiary and expensive issue: whether, and how, to extend the multitrillion-dollar Bush tax cuts.

Mr. Ridley sidestepped the thorny — and expensive — issue of music rights by focusing on an origins story that does not require using music written by Hendrix in his prime.