Sentence examples for makes it too expensive from inspiring English sources

Once every few weeks makes it too expensive for us".

Only one new board plant is scheduled to begin production in North America this year, in Oklahoma, and having the material shipped from Europe makes it too expensive.

Insurers like Aetna generally defend limited-benefit policies as a byproduct of the nation's flawed health care system, which they say makes it too expensive to adequately insure someone like Mr. Yurdin.

But it is not certified by the United States Green Building Council as adhering to standards known as LEED (for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), he said, because "that entails a lot of record-keeping and a LEED coordinator, which makes it too expensive".

As Ms Poulos and Mr Workman note, a century's accumulation of dry fuel on public lands makes it too expensive and risky for people, property, habitats and carbon emissions to unleash prescribed fires on a scale needed to manage America's national forests more efficiently.

After price cuts by competitors, Mr. Virosque's company reduced charges for storage and transportation, and slashed its work force to about 170, from 250. "The worst thing is that we have to cut the young people," he said, because higher severance makes it too expensive to fire older workers.

All of these acquisitions and movements are being portrayed by Royalty Pharma as an attempt to halt its bid by making it too expensive and foolhardy to acquire a changed Elan.

University officials ruled that a steel skin that was wrapped around the original 1938 brick and sandstone structure has stripped it of its historic value and made it too expensive to renovate.

The club even had to close its casino last month, because new taxes made it too expensive to run.

The council said the statue's value made it too expensive to insure and secure, and its sale could benefit other local heritage and cultural projects.

That immediately drew criticism, including from Mark Cuban, a technology investor and owner of the Mavericks basketball team, who wrote in an angry post on his blog (http://blogmaverick.com/) last fall that Facebook had made it too expensive for a brand like the Mavericks to reach its fans.