Sentence examples for expensive to launch from inspiring English sources

Magazines have become more expensive to launch, and the cost of attracting and keeping new subscribers has risen.

This added weight, of course, makes them very expensive to launch.

Not only were they expensive to launch, but commercial rocketeers were also wary of packing them alongside primary payloads.

But it can be expensive to launch apps via TapJay (anywhere from $30,000 to $500,000) and the publishing platform the company is announcing today can help bootstrapped developers create viral hits.

It's become steadily less expensive to launch many consumer-oriented Internet businesses over the years due to things like Moore's law, improving programming tools, the cloud and the ability to access users from multiple large platforms.

Would the Valley still be the Valley if it kept getting more expensive to launch a startup, rather than less, and if firms were strongly encouraged to look to the Chinese and German markets from Day 1, because America was basically zero-sum?

At a quietly expensive lunch to launch the 2010 fair, co-director Matthew Slotover was cautiously optimistic.

Isn't that an expensive way to launch a magazine?

"While the Arkyd spacecraft line itself radically reduces the traditional cost of exploring the NEAs, the less expensive the cost to launch an Arkyd spacecraft to LEO, the more spacecraft the company will launch.

ALTHOUGH widely used, satellites are expensive to build and to launch.

In another potentially expensive undertaking, Dobbs plans to launch a print magazine, Space Illustrated, in a partnership with Hearst Magazines.