Sentence examples for expensive to remove from inspiring English sources

Dead or declining trees can be unsafe, expensive to remove, and decrease property values.

Tritium is a major by-product of nuclear reactions and is difficult and expensive to remove from water.

Company officials and regulators said the solubility of the additive made it far more difficult and expensive to remove than other contaminants.

But water systems and industries that use arsenic complained, arguing that the science was uncertain and the chemical was expensive to remove.

Officials said there are thousands of miles of this kind of guardrail already on highways, but that it would be too expensive to remove them.

Kashagan, like the huge Tengiz field on shore 100 miles to the east, contains high-quality light crude, but with large amounts of sulfur and hydrogen oxide that will be expensive to remove and dispose of, according to Offshore executives.

There were no adverts, as far as I recall, for expensive creams to "remove" it; people didn't routinely discuss liposuction.

His lawyer, David Breitbart, said the accident occurred when Mr. Butigian's employer, Computercool Air Conditioning of Queens, had him use a ladder instead of a more expensive scaffold to remove air-conditioning ducts.

The impurities are as diverse as the feedstock and catalysts used in the transesterification process, and may require complex and expensive processes to remove.

We also need to protect groundwater quality so water can be used without requiring expensive treatment to remove contaminants.

In practice, however, homeowners often hire informal tree-cutters from poorer parts of the city instead of expensive, professional arborists to remove dead and dying trees.