Sentence examples for hard expensive from inspiring English sources

Unless other politicians are prepared to make some hard, expensive decisions, the Big Easy's future looks chaotic.

"Dropout prevention studies are hard, expensive and rare," said Lori Taylor, an education professor at Texas A&M University.

Goodbye to the hard, expensive slog of getting a word in edgeways between al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya.

Few policies have delivered results as effectively as support for renewable energy, and the hard, expensive work, will be done by 2020.

It's an amazing story, well told in this book and full of lessons about how hard, expensive and time consuming it is for private citizens to make the system work for them.

Bringing the brand back from the brink was a hard, expensive slog involving buying back 23 licences Burberry had sold to allow other firms to put its check on everything, including disposable nappies for dogs.

But much of the remaining British oil is hard and expensive to extract.

Building permits are notoriously hard and expensive to get, so demolition orders are easy.

Such a stake would be both hard and expensive to sell.

In other words, it's really hard and expensive to make matzo that follows kosher law.

The hard and expensive part is turning the data into a product.