Sentence examples for impossible cost from inspiring English sources

Won't "aging societies, expensive technologies and rising expectations about the benefits of medicine" add up to "an impossible cost situation"?

Figures seem to back this up – a recent YouGov survey found that 41% of all adults employed in the capital have recently considered upping sticks and getting out due to the sheer impossible cost of the place.

"We were pretty vocal that this was an impossible cost," said Wheeler of recent reform discussions.

Never mind the impossible costs of housing: if your credit card is maxed out, you're feckless and improvident.

And what would that impossible force cost us?

"Home care" is often touted as a halfway solution, but we found it impossible the cost ($20 to $22 an hour in our Midwestern area, probably more in N.Y.C). is prohibitive on a daily basis.

The geology that a tunnel passes through is often so complicated that it is impossible in cost or technology to clearly understand the geological condition before the tunnel excavation.

To then run multiple laboratory trials with steam to obtain an empirical fit and appropriate two-phase multiplier correction factor borders on impossible when cost and effort are considered.

What's odd here, though, is that no one seems to want to say why: you could guess that touring with a full band, as he intended to do, might make a short seven-date tour in six different countries financially impossible, but costs would certainly have been worked out before tickets went on sale.

Unfortunately, some low-quality homes are virtually impossible to cost-effectively remediate, and the regulatory and legal remedies available to compel these improvements are often lacking.

But the slowdown was more than they expected, prompting a debate about whether doctors and patients are doing the seemingly impossible: bending the cost curve years before the most aggressive cost-saving provisions of the Affordable Care Act, the Obama health care law, come into effect.