Sentence examples for more expensive technology from inspiring English sources
SolarWorld, they said, had bet on a more expensive technology for its panels and failed to pursue the potentially lucrative utility sector quickly enough.
And because it is simpler and cheaper than more conventional approaches, it may find use where more expensive technology is beyond reach.
The optimum vehicle design (after specification of the payload capability) requires a trade-off between lightweight (and more expensive) technology vs. more conventional (and cheaper) technology.
Overutilization is driven by many factors — "defensive" medicine by doctors trying to avoid lawsuits; patients' demands; a pervading belief among doctors and patients that newer, more expensive technology is better.
"Radio seems to be the only industry that is moving towards digital with more expensive technology that is inferior quality," said Rock, comparing it to other media industries who he said had switched to digital because it offered either "reduced cost" or "better quality".
Despite being a more expensive technology than 2D seismic, 3D seismic furnishes a subsurface image in the form of a "seismic cube".
He added: "This would artificially protect more expensive technologies and the big six energy companies from much-needed competition".
Rationing will come to resemble battlefield triage as the population ages and more expensive technologies and drugs become available.
There is broad interest in the use of guidelines for clinical benchmarking because of rising health care costs, increasing demand for care, and more expensive technologies.
Although the mandate could increase power costs by forcing utilities to use more expensive technologies to generate electricity, it would not require direct spending from the government.
Under the new plan, developing more expensive technologies (such as offshore wind or tidal power) will attract more money.Some greens argue that building new nuclear stations means scaling back the government's renewable-energy goals.
