Sentence examples for is expensive in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Neatness is expensive in terms of time and energy".

It is harder to say whether £2,000 is expensive in terms of fees.

Not only will this help individuals, but homelessness "is expensive, in terms of people's lives and the public purse", says Petra Salva, director of street homeless and outreach services at St Mungo's Broadway.

Nevertheless, providing security is expensive in terms of efficiency.

Push is expensive in terms of battery life.

However, it is expensive in terms of time-consuming.

In this proposed parallel design of Transitive heuristic, we considered a single reducer, and therefore it can be thought that this is expensive in term of run time.

The same holds true for other items of material culture whether the expense is monetary or in other instances may be expensive in terms of energy to get the materials to produce (such as an exotic rock that is not immediately accessible to make a projectile point).

And it will be expensive in terms of American lives and treasure.

Baby-boomers are expensive in terms of salary and health costs.

It said the Asian station's output was expensive in terms of cost per listener – it cost a total of £12.1m in 2008-09 – and its output was "inconsistent".