Sentence examples for expensive prospects from inspiring English sources

Failing to reach an agreement with their highest draft pick would have embarrassed the Mets, who have been reluctant to sign big-name free agents or engineer significant trades, and have instead promoted their young (and less expensive) prospects as the future of the franchise.

Second, the Mets should part with their aging stars before it is too late -- preferably, by trading them away for younger, less expensive prospects.

This is an expensive prospect that becomes more challenging with more children.

Meeting LEED can often require tearing all walls down to the studs – an expensive prospect.

"Having a nuclear reactor at any facility is an expensive prospect," said Dr. Isaacs, the laboratory's director.

Taking a colored original and photographically splitting it into the three primary colors and black was an expensive prospect for children's publishers.

Although Eurotunnel is insured for its lost revenues, it would face the expensive prospect of replacing its lorry shuttles with new models.

At the same time, the company faces the expensive prospect of storing 850 million photos and eight million videos uploaded to the site each month.

UNLESS the lower court decisions against the Big Three are reversed, they face the unhappy and expensive prospect of settling the claims, or of paying to fight them in state courts in front of unpredictable juries.

The administration also said that "pharmacy counseling is an expensive prospect," and "we fear that pharmacies would charge for basic counseling services that they should already provide as part of the dispensing fee".

The software does not try to predict which hillsides will collapse — that would be a far more complicated and expensive prospect, involving ground sensors and telemetry — but the state hopes it can at least alert local emergency managers to potential risks.