Sentence examples for expensive point from inspiring English sources

When they do, they're going to access our health care system at the most inefficient and expensive point, which is the emergency room.

Given the franchise's long-range financial projections, is it heresy to suggest seeing whether there is a younger, less expensive point guard out there and building around Kenyon Martin, Richard Jefferson and the Serbian big man drafted last year we hear so much about?

However, current methods for measuring structural complexity require a laborious process that involves many logistically expensive point based measurements.

More expensive point-and-shoot camcorders add higher-end technology.

He said the stand would be a refreshing alternative to the ugly, slow, expensive point-of-sales systems that merchants are used to.

I'm quite prepared to score expensive points [laughs].

Typical third-party systems often forgo expensive point-of-sale (POS) integration and instead phone the restaurant, fax in orders or send orders via email.

E Ink, then led by chief executive James Iuliano, changed the large-display signage business to sell smaller, less expensive point-of-purchase promotional signs with black-and-white displays to retailers.

But the problem, Brandon Lloyd tells us, is that most solutions on the market today require venues to buy expensive point-of-sale hardware solutions, which often require them to start over from scratch and rearrange the entire sales process.

In the proposed method, an iteratively reduced promising region is constructed using the expensive points, with two different search strategies respectively applied inside and outside the promising region.

He explains why the public plan would be less expensive, pointing out that over the past ten years, healthcare spending under Medicare has not been climbing nearly as quickly as spending under private insurance plans.