Sentence examples for for expensive work from inspiring English sources

This includes the possibility of limiting activity to a smaller start-up mine, which would reduce the need for expensive work such as renovating the port at Ardrossan, where a pipeline was to arrive from the mine for shipping out slurry.

Speaking in the newsroom, Bill Keller, executive editor of The New York Times, said that while budget cuts have convinced many newspapers that they cannot pay for expensive work like investigations and overseas reporting, "this paper has decided it can't afford not to do those things".

This is even more important than identifying enough rich buyers prepared to pay top prices for expensive works of art.

He spent much of the remainder of his life selling subscriptions for his expensive work and collecting specimens for the remaining volumes.

Raising generators is not mandatory for hospital accreditation, and government agencies have rarely provided funding for the expensive work prior to a disaster.

Half of the frauds, 77 cases, involved dentists charging for more expensive work than they had carried out.

It involved securing an undertaking to buy on installments over many months an already published set of books; it could also be used to secure advance orders for an expensive work, probably in several volumes, that the publisher was planning to issue, as was sometimes done in the 18th century.

He is understood to have spent $110 million on Jasper Johns' famous "Flag" painting, setting a record for most expensive work by a living artist.

The policy allows the money to be used flexibly -- it can be combined for a more expensive work shared by several buildings, for instance.

That effort was financed by utility companies, but the financing could not have paid for the more expensive work that now needs to be done, like insulating solid walls and installing new heating systems, he said.

"It may be very difficult to identify sufficient land of this type to build the number of homes envisaged, as many brownfield sites which are not already optioned for development require expensive work to make them suitable".