Sentence examples for expensive needs from inspiring English sources

£20,000 sounds like a lot but students who have severe disabilities have expensive needs.

He had to manage an increasingly suspicious and distraught wife who was determined to get him to the White House, as well as be a father to three (and eventually four) children and conduct an affair with an unemployed woman who had expensive needs, a spiritual adviser and a taste for Hollywood — all while running for president.

Before the ACA, young and healthy people tended to opt out of health insurance, leaving the sickest people with the most expensive needs in the policies.

14 However, equipment for complex telemonitoring can be expensive, needs extensive training for its use, may require a dedicated non-clinical triage service to receive messages and relay to community nursing teams and, in the case of hypertension, may have functions that are surplus to requirements.

Added to which, toilets are expensive, need specialized infrastructure and space, and, crucially, need to be maintained.

However, IGRAs are more expensive, need a blood draw and require a sophisticated laboratory.

These methods are time-consuming, expensive; need trained operators and are hardly feasible in most dietetic settings [ 3, 4].

However, the competitiveness of such flies is reduced due to the high dose of radiation required for complete lethality, which results in the expensive need of high numbers of males per field-release and a high frequency of such releases.

Modern terrorism is expensive and needs educated managers.

A regular PCR machine is expensive, and needs to be operated in a laboratory.

P123 is not as cost effective as HPAM because it is slightly more expensive and needs a higher concentration for a similar viscosity.