Sentence examples for more expense and from inspiring English sources

That means more expense and more danger.

Lighter materials, new fuels and other innovations that promise to make planes more environmentally friendly mean more expense and development time.

If people found another way of communicating in a few years, the antennas would have to be taken down at more expense and disruption.

The house was a mistake, a miscalculation, but I love it, it's in the right place and moving again now would involve more expense and upheaval.

Speaking outside the court, solicitor Mark Stephens said: "Finally, after two hours we have heard that the Swedes will not abide with the umpire's decision and they want to put Mr Assange through yet more trouble, more expense and more hurdles.

Our doctor suggests that we try IVF with her older (but still intact) eggs -- a process that will incur even more expense and intensity.

For my family, the upshot would be more expenses and a lot more time swearing at the computer.

"We were [at] a point where resigning would have been the easy choice, avoiding more expenses and tryouts before discovering the proper method," Vaquer says.

Additional exposures mean more expenses and payouts of insurance reserves (what is kept on hand to pay claims), which means less revenues that can go to the bottom line, as well as for bonuses to executives.

Consequently, these problems were said to be associated with more expenses and need consideration.

This could lead to more expenses and a loss of time.