Sentence examples for expensive to administer from inspiring English sources
Individual policies are more expensive to administer than group policies.
But that kind of insurance is prohibitively expensive to administer in some developing countries.
Many studies have shown that private health insurance is invariably more expensive to administer.
The existing system is both expensive to administer and time-consuming to use.
Annuities are expensive to administer, and so their payouts are rather low.
He said both measures are probably unconstitutional and would be too expensive to administer.
And the whole system has become a lot less costly because it no longer depends on sophisticated training and expensive equipment to administer testing.
The self-governed British Overseas Territory has no personal or corporate income taxes because these are expensive taxes to administer, so focuses instead on taxing consumption and employment, Richards said.
OPV is less expensive, easy to administer, and capable of inducing both humoral and mucosal immunity; however, vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis and reversion of vaccine strains to a pathogenic phenotype are major concerns that limit OPV use for poliovirus eradication.
Although oral iron is less expensive, easier to administer, and may be safer, IV iron enables the administration of larger doses of iron and is better tolerated by some patients [ 11].
The cap-and-trade system is not working because it is expensive and difficult to administer.
