Sentence examples for expensive questions from inspiring English sources

The technology is expensive, questions over privacy remain unanswered, and there is no evidence that the cameras foster trust between members of a community and police.

But it still seems like a very expensive question not to have asked.

NFL stadium promoters confront an expensive question: What if the fans stay away?

He came right up to me, asking the same expensive question.

That's an expensive question!" -- he did kind of answer the multi-million dollar question on Los Angelinos minds: Will Mark Cuban save the Dodgers?

Mr. Mills's spokesman, Alan Ray, said the move would make the tests more expensive, since questions could not be reused.

The vaccine is expensive, raising questions about alternative public health gains in countries with existing cervical cancer screening programs, which could have been obtained for the same investment.

Although prohibitively expensive and questioned by transportation safety advocates, satellite TV in cars was popular in 2005 as an accessory in SUVs, recreational vehicles, and pickup trucks.

In response, Mr. Walentas noted that commercial market rents are expensive and questioned whether a social service organization should pay so much for rent rather than operating cost.

It is also aligned with groups spending $50 million in the most confusing and expensive ballot question fight, concerning two propositions, 30 and 31, dealing with lawsuits in insurance cases.

As treatments are expensive, a question arises: are they efficient, as well as being effective?