Sentence examples for expensive lifetime from inspiring English sources

In order to shorten lengthy and expensive lifetime tests, FE simulations become more and more necessary.

If you give me Hulu.com access, I will buy your expensive lifetime subscription plan.

As the second-most expensive lifetime purchase (after a home) for the majority of consumers, a car is an investment unlike any other.

Scandit is offering a software platform and semi-ruggedized cases for smartphones that allows them to hugely undercut companies like Motorola, Honeywell and Zebra which make dedicated scanners with expensive lifetime support packages.

HIV infection is expensive; the lifetime cost of one infection is estimated to be at least $195,000 [ 35], equal to the cost of well over 2 million syringes.

Workers used to be protected by an expensive system of lifetime employment.

The authors estimated that the program prevented 100,000 infections, at a cost of about $2,500 per infection prevented — not cheap, but far less expensive than the lifetime cost of treatment.

But it is more expensive: Over the lifetime of the project, each F-35B will cost on average an estimated $106.4 million as opposed to $87 million for the F-35C, according to the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program Office.

Hydrogen fuel cells are also expensive and their lifetime is uncertain.

Yahoo just paid $1 per like, and buying fans is only going to get more expensive as the lifetime value of a "fan" is better understood.

They require less space and maintenance than batteries and are less expensive over their lifetimes, but the initial cost of batteries is lower.