Sentence examples for expensive to undertake from inspiring English sources

Last month the Board of Legislators approved an $8.8 million renovation of the bathhouses, despite concern by some Republican members that the project was too expensive to undertake now.

However, clinical trials are expensive to undertake, are time-consuming and are demanding in terms of evaluation and follow-up.

At the other extreme, the probability-cost technique can be expensive to undertake for screening many threats, especially when few threats are ever going to be controlled.

Current fermentation strategies often require supplementation of expensive phenylpropanoic precursors and two separate fermentation protocols, which are significantly more difficult and expensive to undertake when migrating to large-scale fermentation processes.

Most chip companies–Intel rival Advanced Micro Devices comes to mind are finding that the transition to bigger wafers and smaller chip sizes is too expensive to undertake alone and are expected to start outsourcing more of their manufacturing capacity to foundry companies like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and United Microelectronics, both based in Taiwan.

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After all, running a CSA or working with a farmers' market involves time-consuming logistic and administrative tasks that may be difficult or expensive for farmers to undertake.

In 2011 its members signed their first treaty, on joint search-and-rescue missions, which are too expensive for countries to undertake on their own.

After Brigham's facilities in Pennsylvania were closed, a new state law imposed rigid specifications on things like air-conditioning systems and floors, forcing clinics across the state to undertake expensive, time-consuming renovations.

Now the Boyd Group, the Colorado-based aviation consulting company, has published a new forecast that predicts the number of passengers boarding planes in the United States will total just over 740 million in 2009, far from the 2000 F.A.A. estimate, which had helped prompt many airports to undertake expensive expansion projects.

Under pressure to lower their debt loads, many companies are in no mood to undertake expensive capital projects.