Sentence examples for expensive nature from inspiring English sources
For American students even this is compounded due to the expensive nature of college.
The original Planet Earth aired in 2006 and was, at the time, the most expensive nature documentary ever commissioned by the BBC.
Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) is the conventional device used to determine Tg, but the expensive nature of such instrumentation limits its widespread use.
The company hopes that "Life" — which is narrated in the United States version by Oprah Winfrey — has the same impact as "Planet Earth," called the most expensive nature documentary ever produced.
"In the case of Texas Instruments, it's the combination of bad timing and the expensive nature of the plan that concerns us and that we feel is not the hallmark of good corporate governance".
Design and testing of control algorithms for unmanned air vehicles (UAV's) is difficult due to the delicate and expensive nature of UAV systems, the risk of damage to property during testing, and government regulations.
Veley made no excuses for the expensive whirlwind nature of his initial visits.
Since the development (construction and grid connection) of offshore windfarms is relatively more expensive in nature, careful planning and design are needed to maximise the benefits of the offshore wind projects.
Not only did these same publishers quickly come to terms with the expensive, unscalable nature of high-quality video, but there was also little evidence that online readers wanted any pivot to begin with.
From that creepy sun to the titular big comfy couch, the Canadian show is basically telling adults, "The only way you'll understand how to share your toys is if you light up a big, fat blunt". Billed as the most expensive, comprehensive nature docu-series for Discovery Channel, "Planet Earth" serves as the backdrop to many a blaze sesh.
