Sentence examples for seen as expensive from inspiring English sources

For a start, it is seen as expensive.

They tend to be in rural areas and, while often successful, can be seen as expensive.

He said the hospital had changed its view of ambulance services and emergency rooms, once seen as expensive burdens.

(A Greek-Cypriot plan to build a gas terminal on Cyprus and an undersea pipeline to Crete, Greece and Italy, is seen as expensive and impracticable).

The state has been shrinking the residential detention system for children 16 and younger for years because it is widely seen as expensive and ineffective.

South African law recognises multiple marriages, although fewer young South Africans are entering into them because they are seen as expensive and old-fashioned.

"Polish competitiveness is based on cheap labor, not on innovation, which is seen as too risky and expensive," he told me.

Now, frustrated by what it sees as expensive fees and lack of transparency at private equity firms, one state has decided on a do-it-yourself approach.

"Everyone knows that what we have now is not good enough, but the carriers are reticent to deploy solutions they see as expensive and technically complicated," said John Melcher, vice president of the National Emergency Number Association, a nonprofit group seeking improvements in the 911 system.

Some analysts see that as expensive.

A longer one – 2.8 miles – is seen as prohibitively expensive.