Sentence examples for expensive sites from inspiring English sources

So how can you you avoid these expensive sites?

It has thousands of swaps all over the world, but it is also one of the most expensive sites to join – £115 a year.

It may be valuable for advertisers, but for publishers, it is not great news — tactics like this mean that advertisers can assemble promising audiences while bypassing expensive sites like, say, CNN.com or ESPN.com.

When the proposal to build baseball, softball and soccer fields and tennis and basketball courts at Bloomingdale Park was presented to the community in 1999, Mr. Stern said that there were less expensive sites that could be developed with less environmental damage.

He's going after more expensive sites in bigger cities in relatively built-out states;such as Pennsylvania, New York, California and Texas.

While it's only for finding people, — it leaves connecting with them up to you, Ark could disrupt bloated, clumsy, and expensive sites designed for seeking old school pals or local singles.

The heart of the expansion was the 907-seat Belding Theater intended for performances requiring a more intimate and less expensive site than the main stage, which is used by the Hartford Symphony, the Connecticut Opera and touring Broadway attractions.

Armand DeKeyser, an aide to Mr. Sessions, said the budget office had put a hold on the project pending discussions with the F.B.I. "We don't see any difference in the more expensive site," Mr. DeKeyser said.

The value of land on Fifth Avenue increased fourfold in the decade after the synagogue's completion, and in 1902 The New York Tribune reported that the congregation had put the building up for sale, so that it could build a new synagogue on a less expensive site.

Is it better to knock down a tatty block on an expensive site that is costly to maintain, sell the land and use the money to build a lot more new homes in a cheaper location, or is it better to keep the tatty block and do your best to improve it?

"Work out a plan with vendors in advance to suspend deliveries," Jannaway says, adding that an alternate warehouse in the area is generally not a good option, since it rarely pays to maintain an expensive site that is used rarely.