Sentence examples for onerous and expensive from inspiring English sources

"The companies tend to consider it onerous and expensive".

The citizenship process is even more onerous and expensive.

Smaller manufacturers were particularly concerned that the new requirements would be too onerous and expensive.

Filing and prosecuting those suits is therefore not as onerous and expensive as filing and prosecuting medical malpractice actions.

Virginia required abortion clinics to meet the same (onerous and expensive) building, parking and record-keeping requirements as hospitals.

People have the right to be unhealthy, but we should make that choice more onerous and expensive by imposing taxes on soda and junk food.

"Congress felt it had to do something and did not realise the full ramifications". The Unisys boss said parts of the new corporate governance regime were appropriate, such as independent directors and a compensation committee, but others were onerous and very expensive.

But under court rules, the very process of certifying a class -- which happens at the front-end of the litigation -- can be lengthy, onerous and very expensive.

So the banks raised their rates, choking off growth by making debt payments more onerous and future loans more expensive.

Since the public perceives the fight to be expensive, onerous and unwinnable, President Reagan, never a champion of social spending, seems at first glance to have acted within the temper of the times.

While I think less SEC regulation is a good thing, as it is expensive, onerous and difficult to comply with and this title will positively impact many middle-market businesses, it is an irrelevant measure for well over 90% of all small businesses in this country.