Sentence examples for substantially greater expense from inspiring English sources

A steep rise in oil prices since the 2008 agreement has made the switch to cleaner oil a substantially greater expense.

Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (pump) management is an appealing alternative strategy, but at a substantially greater expense.

Using either of these allows the boundary integral method to be used for larger values of the product of long-wave amplitude and short-wave number and for steeper waves than can be handled by the spectral method, but at substantially greater computational expense.

Although these approaches circumvent poor separation selectivity, they require substantially greater operating expense and complexity.

The 8.6 Å accuracy of the cluster center was better than the previous 13 Å accuracy of modeling guided by MOHCA-gel data, which were collected at substantially greater experimental expense and did not allow base-pair resolution inference of secondary structure, as is now provided by M analysis (Das et al., 2008).

Morbidity and mortality were significantly reduced but intensified insulin therapy reduced morning blood glucose levels at the expense of a substantially greater risk of hypoglycaemia.

"Since at times the value of the co-op's legal fees and expenses to litigate the issues may be substantially greater than the value of the required repairs," Mr. Aldad said, "it may be prudent for the shareholder to minimize her exposure by resolving her differences with the co-operative board amicably or in a fashion other than by withholding the maintenance".

That raises the risk of more delays and greater expense if problems are discovered that require the 787 to be reworked substantially, said Joseph B. Nadol III, an analyst at JPMorgan.

The taxpayer's nondeductible expenditures, including living expenses, are added to these increases, and if the resulting figure for any year is substantially greater than the taxable income reported by the taxpayer for that year, the Government claims the excess represents unreported taxable income.

The cost will be substantially greater".

But other experts say the savings could be substantially greater.