Sentence examples for the associated expense from inspiring English sources

Regardless of its short-term financing problems, experts appear to believe desalination's time is due to arrive in the United States despite its large appetite for energy and the associated expense.

When challenged about this sort of practice, lawyers will argue that the trajectory of many legal transactions is impossible to predict – cases can be quick and relatively low-cost or they can be prolonged and extremely complex, requiring contested court hearings with all the associated expense.

New York is, however, a very desirable place to live that tends to attract the young and talented in particularly large numbers despite the associated expense.

These have been shown to prevent bacterial adhesion or growth, but clinical use is not widespread possibly due to the associated expense and need for further clinical testing.

A disadvantage of hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography (HSCS) is the associated expense of the contrast agent and the EFSUMB guidelines [2] suggest the use of HSCS over HSS only when the latter has failed.

However, due to the associated expense of mevalonate feeding, incorporation of the full MEV pathway also was pursued.

First off, SMBs don't really use bill pay, and if they did, it would kill banks because of the associated expenses.

Resolution of this civil action has the potential to easily more than double the value of PW stock with (in my opinion) very little downside risk, but the associated expenses have forced Power REIT to temporarily suspend its dividend.

"Prior to 2002 companies, could make the decision in to sack their CEO on Dec. 31 and book the associated expenses to that year even though they might not actually execute the decision until, for instance, February or March of the following year," says Jerry Elliott, chief financial officer of The Weather Channel.

The associated expenses and relative operational readiness status for the French and British militaries are about the same as Germany; neither country is even remotely prepared to fight, let alone prevail, in a major ground war in Europe against a Russian foe.

I have some expensive looking items, but they are either gifts, consignment store purchases or from long ago when I was a richer girl (single, living in NYC, before the "dot com bomb" and later, kids and the associated expenses of having a family. Up next in our lives: orthodontics).