Sentence examples for more expensive to implement from inspiring English sources

This approach sounds great, but is far harder (and more expensive) to implement.

The better policy, but slower, harder, and more expensive to implement, is development.

While it was initially more expensive to implement the programme at many facilities, today, revenues generated from selling recyclable materials exceed costs associated with the recycling programme.

In short, the adoption of a graphics-friendly form of memory may work to PS4's advantage as a games-targeted machine – even though GDDR5 is more expensive to implement.

That was meant to have the pleasing effect of galvanising politicians, and jump-starting the century-long process of dealing with climate change seriously.The trouble is that front-loading deep cuts makes them much more expensive to implement.

This design "delivers a much lower 'don't know' number - generally half the level found in the public polls... Of course, that requires many more questions and so is more expensive to implement especially for a phone pollster where every minute costs money.

This increase was especially marked for methods 1 to 4 and 6 that require cross-validation and therefore are more computationally expensive to implement than methods 5 and 7 that do not.

It is far more difficult, time-consuming and expensive to implement corrective policies and engage in costly and sometimes embarrassing litigation, than it would have been had the company acted proactively.

The proposed method solves this problem that is less expensive to implement and more reliable in practice.

Compared to other epidemiologic methodologies (including weighed food records and 24-hour dietary recalls), FFQs are more representative of usual intake and less expensive to implement, as they are usually self-administered [17], [18].

Patent systems are expensive to implement, draining scarce money and trained manpower from other more pressing concerns.