Sentence examples similar to year expensive from inspiring English sources
The main effect will be to ditch the continental style of first degree, which typically takes five or six years: expensive (for the taxpayer) and wastefully languid (for the student).
It's time to put an end on multi-year, expensive IT projects that take years and are already obsolete when they come out.
Their split was followed by a year of expensive wrangling over support and legal fees.
Hiring a private plane even a few times a year is expensive.
Also that year, an expensive effort, "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events," failed to spawn a franchise.
The passport is onerous for cyclists, who must account for their whereabouts and be available for regular testing throughout the year, and expensive for the sport.
"The cheapest fixed deals are now, on average, £50 a year more expensive than they were one week ago," said Joe Malinowski of TheEnergyShop.com.
To the Sports Editor: Parents are spending more and more money each year on expensive traveling teams and private coaches for their athletic children.
Committing to 300,000 or more homes a year is expensive and will require cuts elsewhere – but it is absolutely necessary to secure the future of Britain.
Mr Ferguson has said the current system of electing a third of Bristol's council every year is expensive and is a distraction from governing the city.
The resulting NPC of MEG injection system for single injection event per year was expensive than that of MeOH injection system due to the higher total capital costs for MEG injection and regeneration system.
