Sentence examples for making it very expensive from inspiring English sources

In January, he protected new equity investors from stock dilution, making it very expensive for Merrill to raise more equity.

Whether ignoring high cost credit companies engulfing our high streets or the shambles over energy bills, this Government is making it very expensive to be poor.

We have made use of this arrangement before, and it is not eligible for child care benefit, making it very expensive.

The Fed's rate increases have led to increases in retail loans, making it very expensive for automakers to hold down rates on auto loans through subsidies to lenders, according to Theodor R. Cunningham, DaimlerChrysler's executive vice president for global sales and marketing.

In particular, it is shown that the up-and-down method neglects important information contained in the data making it very expensive and inefficient when compared with other alternative models.

This enabled it to be shot on 16 mm film, rather than the regular, less expensive videotape, and on location, making it very expensive compared with most children's television.

Food bills alone make it very expensive.

As with M2M communications, any system would have to be tailor-made, which would make it very expensive.

The Revenue sees delayed invoicing as tax evasion and can penalise it, which makes it very expensive.

The penalties make it very expensive for a person to refinance a subprime mortgage in less than two years, and sometimes in less than three years.

Unfortunately, the labour involved in the lay-up operations and other factors make it very expensive, so that long-fibre reinforcement is used only sparingly in the automobile industry.