Sentence examples for failed expensive from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be a marijuana user to know it's time to change our failed, expensive and dangerous marijuana laws.

The late noughties were scattered with the bones of these failed (and expensive) attempts – and I'm sure many marketers still carry the scars.

It's tempting to speculate, at times, on filmmakers' motives for treating psychiatrists so rudely, to suspect that there might be just the hint of a desire for revenge on the perpetrators of their own failed, ruinously expensive adventures in self-knowledge.

Microsoft arguably failed at expensive design with the over-ambitious introduction of transparent elements in 2006's Vista that were so demanding on system resources that they caused usability issues.

Conservatives known for being tough on crime should now be equally tough on failed, too-expensive criminal programs.

A report published by the Money Charity in August 2014 claimed students were being "set up to fail" by expensive housing and living costs in the city.

In addition, a sizeable number of compounds still fail the expensive human 'thorough Qtrialias, as their QT prolongation risk remains undetected until that late stage (Gintant, 2011).

As lifesaving procedures become within reach through the practice of medical tourism, these patients and their loved ones may lose their savings and incur substantial debt in the pursuit of care that may fail, require expensive follow-up care, or achieve limited success [ 7, 8].

But previous attempts at mining mostly failed, proving too expensive in the inclement conditions.

Attempts to kill it with herbicides have failed, meaning an expensive programme of biological control and digging the plants up is the only way forward.

Whitman – best known for a glittering career at eBay and a hugely expensive failed bid to become governor of California – is in a tight spot.