Sentence examples for less expensive to implement from inspiring English sources

The NHS consultation on the proposals asks which of the two options will be simpler and less expensive to implement and which will have the greatest impact.

Resources For the Future, an American think-tank, looked at regulations on things such as asbestos, power-station emissions and CFCs (refrigerant gases) and found that 12 of the 25 sets of rules it looked at were less expensive to implement than expected and only six were dearer.But some economists think Lord Stern's cost estimates are too low.

The Simplified Surface Energy Balance (SSEB) model is much easier and less expensive to implement.

The proposed method solves this problem that is less expensive to implement and more reliable in practice.

The SCE interventions are potentially less expensive to implement and could be used to complement existing quality improvement strategies which are predominantly technical with minimal client/community involvement.

The streetcar is partly inspired by light rail systems, but doesn't require rails or overhead lines, making it less expensive to implement.

The methodology used in the DPP may be too expensive to implement in real world settings, requiring less expensive methods to be developed and tested [ 8, 9].

Even ifsuch expertise did exist, it would be prohibitively expensive to implement.

This approach sounds great, but is far harder (and more expensive) to implement.

The better policy, but slower, harder, and more expensive to implement, is development.

Unfortunately, full telepresence is expensive to implement and may be technically motivated only when really needed.