Sentence examples for expensive tactic from inspiring English sources

"It's definitely an expensive tactic, but it's something that the shipping industry has accepted," says Hatch.

Still, rather than expand the stimulus, the president on Wednesday turned to direct incentives as a less expensive tactic, suggesting that in his view it would be just as effective.

But that could be a very expensive tactic.

The Chicago district's $4 billion, decades-long Deep Tunnel project has begun to reduce the release of raw sewage, but environmental groups say less expensive tactics, like permeable pavements, green roofs and rain-collection barrels, would also help.

But even with these aggressive and expensive tactics, B Sky B is turning profitable, with £1.7 million ($2.6 million) of net income for the quarter ended June 30, and analysts expect it to start consistently making money.

Even these expensive tactics couldn't fight the weather.

The most expensive tactics have been labor-intensive PIC and TVR, but their effectiveness is crucial to maintaining the overall integrity of certain ORV campaigns (10 – 13, 22, 25 ).

TVR and PIC are labor intensive and the most expensive tactics per unit area (≈$616/km [in 2008 Can$, converted from the reported $450/km in 1991 Can$] and ≈$612/km [$500/km in 1999 Can$], respectively), but these tactics have proven crucial to elimination of raccoon rabies in Canada and to maintenance of ORV zones for preventing the spread of raccoon rabies in the United States.

"This is an expensive delaying tactic designed by the conservatives in the Liberal party to prevent marriage equality.

And, as it seems clear that the islands will eventually have to be negotiated away, Thatcher may be seen to have employed a theatrical and humanly expensive delaying tactic.

Despite being obviously impractical and prohibitively expensive, this tactic almost came to be applied, since the prolific Sergipe-Alagoas basin exhibited a very favorable success rate, as well as very inexpensive wells, although the discovery size was uncertain (Aquino and Lana 1989).