Sentence examples for pricey to replace from inspiring English sources

The challenges of overcoming a lack of infrastructure, and establishing a second-hand market (because batteries degrade over time and are pricey to replace), have yet to be resolved.

Many reasons employees jump ship are surprisingly simple, and business leaders who don't ask why workers want to go may be unnecessarily losing people who are pricey to replace.

Though high-income areas tend to spawn expensive homes that are pricier to replace if damaged or destroyed, they are also likely to be more structurally sound and less exposed to tough weather.

In that off-season, he undertook a rebuilding project that contrasted with the typical baseball strategy of finding sought after, pricey players to replace those individuals who had left.

$150,000 To Prevent An Ulcer Death 12.15.03 Health insurers and drug makers are at war over using pricey medicines to replace cheap painkillers.

Use them to replace pricier greens in dishes such as this one to reduce the overall cost of your shopping.

The belts were pricey as well as bothersome to replace, and by the day's end she must have gone through a dozen – even after repeatedly caressing the whole floor on her hands and knees, checking every square inch for extrusions.

Vidpresso wants to change that with a low-price, cloud-based alternative to replace the pricey equipment that networks would otherwise buy to support the addition of new features to their broadcasts.

When it's time to replace the tires, it's likely that your replacement tires will be pricier, too.

And while the number of SEDUs--that next biggest housing type--has increased, they haven't increased enough to replace the micro-unit losses, and are pricier anyway.

To replace Michael Steele?