Sentence examples for expensive problems from inspiring English sources

These are expensive problems, requiring money that former Soviet bloc nations do not have.

A desalination plant has also been suggested, but that brings its own expensive problems.

Along with hundreds of accidental immigrants like zebra mussels, there have been innumerable intentionally imported plants and animals that have become vexing, expensive problems.

A vintage bath cheaply restored looks scruffy rather than chic and might leave you with expensive problems ranging from flaking enamel to leaks.

Industry experts say that developing new questions and guarding old ones are two of the most difficult and expensive problems facing testing companies.

But Reagan has left Bush with among other things, the savings-and-loan calamity, nuclear-materials plants with a lot of (and expensive) problems, and the enormous pile of national debt.

It's an expensive problem for many consumers.

A similar — even more expensive — problem ruled out Edinburgh.

He also sees a quick fix to an expensive problem.

Drug abuse in Britain is a big and expensive problem..

"If those are very good wines, then that's quite an expensive problem".