Sentence examples for more expense for from inspiring English sources

"It would mean a great deal more work for Weatherby's [racing's administrative service] and also a great deal more expense for owners.

Third-party headphones and other accessories that relied on the same port would also need to be upgraded or adapted – not only does that mean more expense for users, it means more electronic waste for landfill.

There won't be more expense for a vendor, because it's the same technology they're using today," says Marquis.

Any corporate action against News Corp could lead to more expense for the company, which has already spent millions of dollars on legal cases, and further damage its already-tarnished reputation.

What it does state is that the typical cut-and-dry cold turkey method is less successful — and thus leading to more health and legal trouble for patients, and more expense for taxpayers — than a gradual approach that takes into account all of the negative factors of an alcoholic's life, not just the booze.

If left, the infection will only get worse, with unnecessary suffering for the pet, and ultimately more expense for you!

Another executive said the company's explanation could raise eyebrows among advertisers and lead to more expenses for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

With no salary, Emma herself can't afford any of those things — more expenses for the parents who are footing the bill.

Airlines typically try to avoid switching types of aircraft as the move requires additional training for pilots and repair crews, and more expenses for spare parts.

If we are to learn anything from the experiences of the American farmers, European farmers can expect inflated seed prices, more expenses for buying much more pesticides and the heavy labour and increasing costs trying to get rid of resistant weeds that inevitably follow HTGE crops.

The question is whether the firm is upset enough with having to pay for Mr. Aleynikov's lawyers that it will appeal the decision, with the attendant risk that it will incur even more expenses for fees on fees if it is unsuccessful in overturning the district court's decision.