Sentence examples for expensive to mount from inspiring English sources
Typically, though, such experiments are not expensive to mount.
However, "Nicholas" is so expensive to mount that the theater must sell out for the show to be profitable.
But then there's an obvious reason why such collaborations are rare: they are expensive to mount, and logistically difficult.
Ayckbourn's interlocking comedies are so expensive to mount – requiring two linked auditoria between which the actors dash – that they have not been performed as often as they deserve.
Private companies will, however, find it hugely expensive to mount legal challenges – and why would they do so if commissioners were complying with expert guidance?
Think there is going to be a slow down of space missions until the global economy is more robust and the missions are make less expensive to mounted.
Because of its size and array of major media markets, California is regarded as by far the most expensive state to mount a political campaign.
It is compact, reflecting the advantages of this form over the full-scale opera, which, with its range of characters, elaborate costuming and other features, is vastly more expensive and difficult to mount.
Certainly expensive and hard to mount, but so wonderful, such a crowd-puller, that one would have thought that urgent faxes would have been flying in all directions - 'Maestro, I've seen a show we just got to put on' But no.
Also, while recalls are expensive and difficult to mount, expect more in this highly polarized environment and Internet age," said pollster and political analyst Floyd Ciruli in an editorial published on The Denver Post, before Hudak's second recall effort was announced.
