Sentence examples for expensive to send from inspiring English sources

It is very expensive to send a child here.

Some feared it would become too expensive to send goods to Red Hook and they ultimately would have to move their business to another port.

It can be too expensive to send sales representatives to make the multiple visits necessary to close a relatively modest sale to these customers.

It is expensive to send students abroad, conduct international research and compete for the best academics in a borderless labour market.

If Tobón cannot raise enough money, he has the body cremated — if the family agrees — because the ashes are less expensive to send.

"A lot of the race organisers don't have the funds to do that, it's expensive to send out a motorbike or a helicopter to cover a race.

The Netherlands, Germany and Japan tend to be the most expensive places to send money from.

Our chart shows, for each country, which is the most expensive country to send $200 to.

Meanwhile, Democrats say that the current House bill, the NASA Authorization Act of 2013, would give the agency an impossible mission, reviving expensive ambitions to send astronauts back to the Moon while proposing to cut NASA's budget to $16.6 billion for the next fiscal year, down from $17.8 billion appropriated this year.

Consider crafting your own costume from supplies already in your possession and use the money you would have spent on an expensive costume to send an anonymous gift card to someone you know could use the extra cash.

Anyone can do that now, but proxy fights are expensive, requiring dissidents to send out their own ballots.