Sentence examples for more expensive technological from inspiring English sources
The first 10% is often easy; further cuts, however, tend to involve more expensive technological upgrades.
Based on these, Mr Simmons concluded that Saudi Arabia's biggest fields were already past their peaks, required ever more expensive technological fixes to prop up production and would soon enter a period of inevitable and rapid decline.Saudi grandees pooh-poohed Mr Simmons's 2005 book on the subject, "Twilight in the Desert: the Coming Saudi Oil Shock and the World Economy".
However the technology used by this system is more expensive than alternative technological devices and implies technical problems of connection with the CTN (Centre National de Traitement or Traffic Camera Office).
He thinks we will have to get used to higher, more static unemployment rates for the next decade as companies don't need as many employees, who are often more expensive to maintain than their technological counterparts.
Not only will many people in their 50s and 60s live into their 80s, but technological advances will make medical care for any individual person much more expensive in the future.
It is the online equivalent of being able to browse pages, as people do in real bookshops.Even with cheaper computing, this is an expensive technological bet, but Amazon says it is already encouraging people to buy more books.
How much should you love innovation – the true religion of today – not to notice that the real price of a technological breakthrough is that art, at least in the Barcelona example, has become more expensive?
If due to shale or other technological developments, gas prices are lower than previously anticipated, using gas rather than more expensive alternatives to generate electricity would free up resources.
Moreover, technological innovations in the diagnostic sector have made services more efficient, but at the same time more expensive, thus increasing costs.
Everything becomes more expensive.
— and commensurately more expensive.
