Sentence examples for expensive results from inspiring English sources

Financial institutions have often been too eager to push their products, with expensive results for their customers.

It is possible that the pricing of ever more complicated instruments might sometimes be too much even for the ultra-brainy lot who do it, with expensive results.

"It's a pretty awful process that is extremely expensive, results in weeks of delay and is a dismal experience for the customer," Sentner says.

Interestingly, 50% reduction in the lower exposure categories (which is likely to be technically impossible and/or prohibitively expensive) results in the number of cases similar in magnitude to that which would be due to high exposure only.

Returning people to environments with widespread substance misuse after a rehab is an expensive result of this lack of coordination.

He added that in cancer care there are "too few radiation treatment facilities (expensive) and meanness on cancer drugs (expensive), resulting in mediocre survival rates".

But Teavana's recommended serving size was large, and the tea was also far more expensive, resulting in a higher cost per serving.

Although commercial adsorbents are available for use in adsorption, they are very expensive, resulting in various new low-cost adsorbents being studied by researchers.

The production of superheated water or steam is very energy-intensive with a large environmental burden and the necessary process equipment is expensive, resulting in poor economic performance.

The fiber standard (for example, DER-SP) and usually recommended for using in SMA are imported and expensive, resulting in a higher final cost.

Besides water-related diseases associated with informal water vendors (Olajuyigbe et al. 2012; Kjellen and McGranahan 2006; Hutin et al. 2003), it is often more expensive resulting in households already paying more than the stipulated bills charged by public utilities (Kjellen 2000; Ishaku et al. 2010; Dauda et al. 2015; Rahaman and Ahmed 2016).