Sentence examples for expensive represent from inspiring English sources

Promises not to increase income taxes but to introduce a "smaller, better government" because the "public sector is too large, too inefficient and too expensive" represent significant policy differences to Labour.

The works for sale are less expensive, representing a fraction of his holdings.

Application of Bayesian Network analysis, although computationally expensive, represented one possible way to discover these important links in expression data, but failed to provide much insight when applied to the vast majority of expression datasets.

LEDs are still expensive and represent only a few percent of new lighting installations.

WHAT YOU'LL PAY The more expensive houses represent the best buys, Ms. McGrath said, "because prices in that category have come down so much".

Our algorithm, which runs in time independent of ν and μ, is based on the fact that while the associated Legendre functions themselves are extremely expensive to represent via polynomial expansions, the logarithms of certain solutions of the differential equation defining them are not.

Both of these methods remain in early stages, are wildly expensive, and represent a mere fraction of the global coal plant population, both proposed and existing.

In other situations new and more expensive drugs represent large potential health improvements.

The observation that those patients not recorded as facing language barriers were the least expensive may represent a bias in the measurement of language proficiency.

Prostitutes are shown in exaggeratedly expensive garb representing their soullessness, Mr. Wieck said.

Providing downlink wireless coverage is expensive and represents a dominant variable cost for mobile communication operators.