Sentence examples for expensive report from inspiring English sources

On Feb. 27, 1997, Home State told the Shermans it no longer wanted an expensive report because it was about to announce significant operating losses for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1996, the S.E.C. said.

"So they don't follow their own very expensive report that they had prepared".

A full year of extensive (and expensive) reporting efforts by multiple people went down the drain.

And it piggybacks on the expensive reporting that larger news organizations carry out.

The federal government "is creating a hugely burdensome and expensive reporting system" that duplicates what most states already require, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association said.

These firms have been hit especially hard by the worst bits of the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which cleaned up corporate governance but also saddled them with expensive reporting burdens.

It is trying to stake a position somewhere between The Daily's all-original (and expensive) reporting and Flipboard's endless pages of prettified RSS feeds and social streams.

Expensive restaurants report a pickup in bookings.

Backup generators can be extremely expensive," the report says.

The loans can prove expensive, the report shows, typically costing $10 for every $100 borrowed.

A Roadway Structures stairway specialist, the senior civil engineer Ainalem Molla, says the city has had to close some stairways on unstable hillsides because upkeep proved prohibitively expensive (no report yet on damage from the recent earthquake; Roadway Structures people are concentrating on bridges first).