Sentence examples for so expensive to implement from inspiring English sources

The coal industry, which has been struggling with declining production for more than a decade, has claimed the rule would cause the loss of up to 280,000 jobs because the regulations would be so 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.

They lack openable windows, suffer from dodgy air conditioning, and have proved just as polluting as the old buses, while the promised second conductor was too expensive to implement, so the back door remains mostly closed.

There's a great idea, but it's expensive to implement, so large businesses find a use for it that drives down the cost enough for the technology to then become accessible to consumers.

Even ifsuch expertise did exist, it would be prohibitively expensive to implement.

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.

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

But often changes that would make it possible for employees to stay in their jobs – particularly women with family – would not be too expensive to implement.

Traditionally, satellite-based communications services have been too expensive to implement on a mass scale.

The technology is there, but it's still too expensive to implement on a large scale.