Sentence examples for onerously expensive from inspiring English sources
Brown plans to spend the first six months of his project hammering out economic models with colleagues, illustrating ways that animal farming is likely to become onerously expensive.
The available case studies have indicated that repairing a scour-damaged bridge after-the-fact is onerously expensive, and remediating scour-critical bridges may be more economical in the long run.
Her copyright might not be onerously applied.
Continuing to pollute must be made onerously costly.
Instead she envisions a sliding scale, with smaller players treated less onerously.
Instead of hiring "the best people," he trusted the wrong people, most onerously the man he put in charge, Mounir Moufarrige.
While that may seem far off, it's wonderfully fast for the biopharmaceutical industry, where development is onerously slow, difficult and uncertain.
Pensions that were promised in the past, and seemed ordinary at the time, are now onerously over-generous, and that is hurting young adults today.
