Sentences with phrase «expensive proposition»

That made the feature a very expensive proposition for such low volumes.

But yes, home ownership is a very expensive proposition in the initial years but once it's paid off, it is a huge step toward retirement.

In the next generation era, that all changes, and matching or indeed surpassing console power becomes a much more expensive proposition.

It's too expensive a proposition to do that.

It's still an extremely expensive proposition, however, that has yet to be proven at scale.

These events are expensive propositions involving transportation and housing — plus the expense of a substitute teacher.

Shopping for a life insurance policy can be a difficult, time consuming and sometimes expensive proposition.

When you're over 50 life insurance mistakes are a much more expensive proposition to fix so it needs to be done right the first time.

Being active is a very expensive proposition, especially looking at the rates lawyers, investment bankers, and accountants charge nowadays.

It makes taking money out of retirement accounts a very expensive proposition as you may only get 60 to 70 cents for every dollar that you withdraw.

Breeding can be a very risky and expensive proposition if your litter falls ill.

Basing Christian «ministry» on some form of a «temple theology» will most likely become a more expensive proposition in the not too distant future.

The No. 2 effort, a steeper but slightly less expensive proposition, is, by contrast with Lookout Mt., a lonesome George proposition.

Buying a NYC townhouse or condo is a most expensive proposition.

BMW's made me a fan of the Gran Coupe configuration, but the nickel - and - dime pricing structure makes it a potentially expensive proposition.

It also makes the Powerplay a rather expensive proposition with the unit itself coming in at a whopping # 109 and the G703 and G903 coming in at # 99.99 and # 149.99 respectively.

The Moto G (second generation) was a decent device but was already seeming a slightly expensive proposition thanks to the likes of the Asus ZenFone 5 and the Xiaomi Mi 3.

However, packing the full first 5 with only meat products can be a very expensive proposition which, sadly, will be passed on to the consumers in the form of a more prohibitive price.

n expensive proposition for a remote risk.

Quality VR is also a relatively expensive proposition for now, which is going to make it more difficult to show off to the masses.

Colgan and his co-authors aren't arguing for remediating the waste at Camp Century anytime soon — a prohibitively expensive proposition.

Being an Audi and not something with a more exotic badge, servicing and other running costs should be reasonable compared to the Porsche 718, but the highly - tuned and bespoke nature of the powerplant will make it a more expensive proposition against more humble TT variants.

Apart from the eye - watering asking price, the S63 will also be a seriously expensive proposition as an everyday driver.

But getting your book translated can be a tricky and expensive proposition unless, of course, you have your heart set on a certain market because of your understanding of the market / readers, and you are able to strike a partnership deal with quality translators.

If you're one of the crazy types (like some of us...) who try to play them all, it can be a pretty expensive proposition — in terms of both time and money.

Expanding wind development in Michigan is becoming an increasingly expensive proposition for Michigan residents.

«That would be an immensely expensive proposition that also runs counter to the central tenets of Facebook's global social business.»

Likewise, if you have an adult dog that happens to be a very powerful chewer, giving it soft dental chews will be a very expensive proposition as they can easily chow down on these treats in minutes.

«The fact is, defending a failed economy for the middle class and the disaster in Iraq was always going to be too expensive a proposition for Republicans,» said Bill Burton, a Democratic spokesman.

If an audit is too expensive a proposition for the MLS or broker an alternative would be to require the syndicator to provide periodic reports or certifications detailing all of the activity related to MLS listings such as:

While some competitors offer a less expensive proposition, and still others offer a more luxurious interior, the Mazda6 also manages to mix in a good deal of driver engagement and fun, and to us, that matters a lot.

The only wrench in this lower pricing plan is that the Qashqai is currently produced at Nissan's Sunderland plant in the U.K., which could make importing this model a fairly expensive proposition.

Yet despite the turbocharging and the smaller V8 engine, running the GTS will still be an extremely expensive proposition.

Conversely, they return books that don't sell (a potentially expensive proposition!).

As Bloomberg's Lee Pacchia says «being a BigLaw partner these days can be a rather expensive proposition.»

«All I can say is it's a very expensive proposition,» Laurena White of Sotheby's International Realty first told CBS New York.

That an expensive proposition.

This can become an expensive proposition if you have more than a few employees.

«Land conservation is both a necessary goal and an expensive proposition that can not fall solely on federal, state and local governments,» a spokesman for the organization said.

If those were the only costs associated with crowdfunding, it still would be an expensive proposition.

It was an expensive proposition as well.

It's going to be an expensive proposition when it lands on Apr. 24.

Developing scripted - style TV shows, even short ones, can be an expensive proposition, which helps explain the need for funding.

While we haven't yet got to the point where Canadian oil production is literally stranded — shut down for lack of a place to store, let alone ship it — our product is selling for far less than the North American and world benchmark prices that continue to make filling up your car an expensive proposition.

However, suing violators, a lengthy and expensive proposition both fiscally and emotionally, should be further down your list of intellectual - property priorities.

Having its own video streaming service isn't imperative to the ongoing relevance of Apple's main business — it's a handy bonus at best — so it's hard to see why the company would want to bother with such an expensive proposition, even if it does have $ 200 billion (U.S.) in cash to burn.