Sentence examples for expensive upkeep from inspiring English sources

Massive beach nourishment projects will restore beaches but require expensive upkeep and affect ecosystems.

The reality is that much of New York's crucial infrastructure is increasingly in need of expensive upkeep.

All the ranchers I met complained that Holsteins required expensive upkeep, and many didn't want to abandon tradition.

The hospital is a huge facility with very expensive upkeep, and it has been deteriorating since it opened in 1972.

She's a bully, after all, and old people require a lot of expensive upkeep that will likely whittle down the inheritance.

The dome, which resembles an upside-down wok, is a national joke, mocked for its dearth of visitors and attacked for its expensive upkeep.

A car can double as transportation and sleeping quarters, but keep in mind that gas is expensive, and upkeep on a vehicle is a major expense and if the expense bothers you, hitch-hiking is a good option since it's free.

That's right, there is a huge market for human hair, and for women with extensions and weaves, and it's expensive to upkeep.

On top of all of that, as reported on The Mandarin, political historian Robert Carr has questioned whether the CCTVs are actually being installed in "hotspots" at all, and pointed out that they often leave local councils with an expensive bill for upkeep and operation.

You're told they are simple and quick, even if expensive and requiring upkeep.

Although the house is paid off, its upkeep is expensive.