expensive to maintain

They are also very expensive to maintain and break down frequently.

After they were married, he tried to talk her out of it, saying a coach would be too expensive to maintain.

By 1976, even the boarding school had become too expensive to maintain.

Such solutions were difficult to develop and expensive to maintain.

The storage area was more expensive to maintain and had a larger staff than the market itself.

"Two households are more expensive to maintain than one," he said.

Though some lower class citizens did own small pieces of land, they often found it too difficult and expensive to maintain.

However, this information would be too expensive to maintain in the dynamic setting.

It will be significantly less expensive to maintain than the original version.

The hall was demolished in 1959 as too expensive to maintain.

And, where students did not pay tuition, administrators felt the programs were too expensive to maintain.

The paper was going to be expensive to maintain.

The road is expensive to maintain and needs millions of dollars in repairs.

It's also a hassle to park cars, and they are very expensive to maintain.

It was also expensive to maintain and at risk of avalanches.

The traditional London town house was becoming increasingly expensive to maintain.

You were a treasure, but a bit expensive to maintain."

Homes left behind were old and expensive to maintain.

"What they got is ineffective, wasteful and expensive to maintain."

Another reason for not using lane markings is that they are expensive to maintain.

That was a year earlier than planned, but the Hunters were becoming too expensive to maintain.

Due to their age, they were increasingly unreliable and expensive to maintain.

Some types (but not all) are time-consuming and expensive to maintain.

They will move from the big house into the apartment, which will be less expensive to maintain.

"It would be a pity to tear them down, but they are expensive to maintain," he said.