Sentence examples for expensive secondary from inspiring English sources

But, in the decade since Jacobs arrived at Vuitton, he has quadrupled its business and, with the company's backing, watched his own Marc Jacobs Collection and his less expensive secondary line, Marc by Marc Jacobs, grow into a global business, with a hundred and sixty stores, in nineteen countries.

But in thinking about the future of the NHS, the government should bear in mind the crucial role that family doctors have long played in keeping overall costs down by acting as gatekeepers to expensive secondary care.Polyclinics may be a good idea in Germany, where most hospitals have historically been unable to offer out-patient services.

"Worse than that, they actually cut funding for new places while squandering millions on expensive secondary schools.

This enables the primary care physician to diagnose and treat most common ailments without recourse to expensive secondary and tertiary hospital based services.

Garmin built its empire on dedicated GPS devices, but those are obviously facing extinction in the face of smartphones that can replicate their function without requiring an expensive secondary hardware purchase.

This implies that even in an inhospitable environment like AMD, which contains only a small number of species, the community forces its inhabitants to arm themselves with expensive secondary metabolites.

The false alarms will either have to be ignored, rendering the system useless, or a time-consuming and expensive secondary-screening system will be needed.

This combination of family and service barriers results in reduced opportunities for effective, primary-level services and an increased use of more expensive secondary-level services (e.g., emergency room visits, child apprehensions, police involvement).

Mountainous terrain makes road construction expensive, but secondary roads are adequate.

Golden, who went to Harvard, is not objecting to superhuman tuition costs, or even to the fact that lots of people — my offspring included — go to expensive private secondary schools (where the same admissions corruption is at work) in order to have a better shot at getting into these 100 top colleges.

If I could, I would tell my young self to research all of my options before diving into a (very expensive) post-secondary education that resulted in nothing more than mounting student loans and a place in the job hunting pack.