Sentences with phrase «expensive proposition in»

«Acquiring a title company is an expensive proposition in Washington,» Moon said.

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.

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

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Like Rent the Runway in the United States, the business hinged on the simple proposition of allowing women to rent, rather than buy, expensive attire.

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.

It was a deeply attractive proposition from a proven manager with a track record of winning trophies by improving players already at the club rather than bringing in expensive signings.

Since most birth parents are in the position of «choosing» adoption due to financial reasons, this can be an expensive proposition.

Its already a very expensive proposition to raise a family especially in NY and now they want us to pay more?

«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.

Such a jar retails for $ 50 in the yard, which becomes an expensive proposition if you load it.

Considering that Street Fighter II: HD Remix launched at $ 14.99 back in 2008, perhaps a similar but slightly more expensive price point could have made it a more attractive value proposition, but as it stands, Ultra Street Fighter II has to do a lot to justify its asking price.

While a high school prom can be an expensive proposition, this year girls at a West Virginia high school in Appalachia were able to put cost concerns aside, thanks to a helping hand from students at a private school for girls in New York City.

Yes, it's true that changing a state's constitution or reining in a state supreme court through direct democracy is an expensive and time - consuming proposition, especially when public employee groups are guaranteed to put enormous resources into defeating you.

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.

In addition, high pricing, even on the used car market, makes the Celica a questionable value proposition alongside less expensive, oftentimes quicker, competitors.

It rides and handles well, offers decent refinement and practicality and — in quite a few ways — stands out as an enticing value - oriented proposition in a class known for higher sticker prices and options lists as overwhelming as they are often extortionately expensive.

It's an expensive proposition, in terms of finances, resources, and sheer energy, particularly for teams that have their content in unstructured sources since the conversion to a highly structured format like DITA is painful because it's not simply a conversion that entails rewriting.»

Hogue notes that home ownership in Vancouver has always been an expensive proposition, but prices in recent months go «well beyond» what can be explained by a relatively robust local economy.

I'm not sure how expensive lawyers in Australia are, but in the states, this would be a laughably bad economic proposition.

Addressing water problems in the basement can be an expensive and difficult proposition, Singer says.

Home ownership is an expensive proposition even in the best of times.

In addition, it's an expensive proposition to care for cats in a sanctuary for the rest of their lives and programs such as these need sustainable fundinIn addition, it's an expensive proposition to care for cats in a sanctuary for the rest of their lives and programs such as these need sustainable fundinin a sanctuary for the rest of their lives and programs such as these need sustainable funding.

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.

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.

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.

Add in blind packs of Power Discs that do everything from give your hero added boosts to unlocking new items in the Toy Box, and Disney Infinity 2.0 can be a very expensive proposition, indeed.

Fils - Aime gave his explanation in an interview with CNET: «The reality is, the way that online experiences have progressed, it's an expensive proposition.

PlayStation VR is certainly an interesting proposition, but in its current form with the content currently on offer, it's too damn expensive.

Despite its amazing stable of titles, it was obvious to everyone at the time that mainstream success would elude the Neo Geo while it remained such an outlandishly expensive proposition, so in 1994 SNK released the Neo Geo CD, which had the same internal technology but used compact discs in order to dramatically bring down the cost of software.

Because large themed shows are expensive propositions, Amy Worth, director of the South Street Gallery in Greenport, will launch fewer of them.

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

Common - sense Proposition 4 National Review and the Competitive Enterprise Institute would further have acted prudently and responsibly, and in particular an expensive, distracting, time - wasting lawsuit might reasonably have been averted, had Mark Steyn personally apologized Michael Mann for his imprudent statements.

But building wind farms in mountainous areas of the east is a more expensive proposition.

And when you're on an atoll in the middle of the Pacific ocean, getting heavy machinery out to cut them down is an expensive proposition.

Despite your three years of expensive legal education, in other words, you are basically a complete novice at everything to do with starting a practice, and a dubious value proposition.

But whether in print or in pixels, the queen of reference works is an expensive proposition, if you're not connected to a university or another institution that subscribes: individuals pay $ 300 a year for the privilege of meaning online and $ 1000 for the 20 real volumes.

Official Ottawa has become more obstructionist in responding to requests and this attitude has spread throughout government officialdom with a few notable exceptions; however the federal government retains the top specialization in constructing information roadblocks, «Federal institutions received lower grades than their provincial and municipal counterparts...» When requests are deemed acceptable, excessive amounts of money are being charged, who knew photocopying was such an expensive proposition?

For those who are young — such as age 50 and below — and in good health, a no exam life insurance policy may prove to be a more expensive proposition than the purchase of a traditional, medically underwritten life insurance policy.

Samsung's other phablet of 2015 is a slightly different proposition to the Nexus 6P, as not only is it a lot more expensive, but with an included S Pen Stylus it asks to be used in a different way.

At around $ 650, it was significantly less expensive than the flagship Moto Z and in many ways, offered a more unique value proposition.

As such, it took a while before another rival took a crack at this tricky (and expensive) proposition, but Samsung's HW - K950 arrived in the spring of 2016, adding wireless satellite speakers to the equation.

If the Gear S3 was too big and too expensive for you, then this step - down in size and step - up in sports focus is a well considered proposition.

However, in markets like India, etc where feature phones still sell in large numbers, this is an expensive proposition.

The Monte Carlo is a slightly different proposition in that it costs # 150 on Orange Pay As You Go, making it a much more expensive handset than the San Francisco was at launch.

Going through divorce in Florida can be a very expensive proposition.

Divorce Legal Fees — You are correct in being concerned about the cost of your divorce; divorce is an expensive proposition, particularly if your case needs to go to court.

Affordable housing — Living in global cities is generally an expensive proposition, with affordable housing being the tallest hurdle.

Assisted living providers may be able to leverage their value proposition to healthcare payors and customers as a setting with built - in supports that are proven to help keep frail elders out of more expensive settings like the hospital or nursing homes.