John Penrose, minister for constitutional reform, said: "Councils have only removed 'ghost' electors – people who have moved, died or never existed in the first place – so keeping them on the register when we know they shouldn't be there, and then sending them all poll cards on election day, would be wrong, expensive and increase the risk of fraud".
Stuttgart's single biggest mistake was buying the wrong - expensive - players after the championship win.
Results: Boys were significantly more likely than girls to believe that using birth control interferes with pleasure during intercourse, is difficult to obtain, is morally wrong, is expensive, is bothersome, involves too much planning, and makes people think they are seeking sex.
Second, being wrong is expensive.
If they make the wrong move, expensive resources will be misallocated at a disastrous financial and human cost to the company's shareholders and employees.
Picking the wrong personality is expensive for both employee and employer.
I am simply someone who thinks we have taken a devastatingly expensive wrong turn in our search for happiness.
Thinking more practically, depending on the country where you're retiring, the costs of buying and reselling property can be significant, meaning that buying wrong can be expensive.
No, you shouldn't pay for things you won't use, but if you are going to use it, then there's nothing wrong with an expensive gym membership.
Now, maybe that's wrong, maybe it's expensive, maybe we can't do it.
Since those ponds cost $10,000-50,000 10,000-50,000build, siting them on the wrong soil is an expensive mistake.
