Sentence examples for expensive to resolve from inspiring English sources

But the issue is complex, touches on some of the deepest philosophical divisions between the parties about the role of government and is expensive to resolve.

"Road access to the store site proved too difficult and expensive to resolve, the plan was not workable, so we did not submit an application".

Tesco UK managing director Chris Bush said it decided not to submit a planning application for the site in Sherborne, Dorset, because issues with the site were too expensive to resolve.

For each set-up and cell type, optimal operating conditions must therefore be determined, a process which can be extremely time-consuming and expensive to resolve purely experimentally.

It is possible that these design issues were identified at earlier stages but were not resolved at later stages of the system development, however, the purpose of active user involvement is to mould the system to user needs before it becomes too expensive to resolve [ 47].

At one point in yesterday's hearing, Ms. Brezinsky strenuously argued against a meeting between Ms. Hanover, Mr. Giuliani and their divorce lawyers, which Justice Gische had suggested as a less expensive way to resolve the couple's disputes.

"Aboriginal litigation raises some of the most important and complex and difficult and therefore expensive issues to resolve.

Potentially disastrous for the patient, they cause prolonged lengths of stay and can be an expensive problem to resolve.

But representatives of branded drug and generic makers said that settlements were a legitimate and expedient way to resolve expensive and time-consuming patent litigation.

In addition, as the brokerage industry found, Mr. Spitzer's investigations inevitably disrupt business and spur class-action lawsuits that are expensive to defend and to resolve.

Both founders Max Guedy and Chris Human have experienced their deisgn work and photography being reappropriated, but found it expensive and time-consuming to resolve infringement the traditional way.