Sentence examples for Cripplingly expensive from inspiring English sources

Postal surveys have low response rates, and in-person telephone polls are cripplingly expensive to do.

Instead, their limited voluntary severance packages, typically offering two to three years' pay, are cripplingly expensive.

This is cripplingly expensive: Britain has just invested a wildly over-budget £1.25bn in rebuilding Cheltenham.

That may be possible, but it could also be cripplingly expensive.

There's nothing funny about the national broadband network turning into a cripplingly expensive white elephant.

Not only is this cripplingly expensive, but there are fears that ya baa may feed all kinds of other social ills.

Now, in a move to bridge the gap between "free" and "cripplingly-expensive-for-the-comedian" paid-for shows, Heroes is trying a "pay-what-you-want", reserve-in-advance scheme.

Denmark is ranked as the EU's most expensive country to live in, and its inhabitants pay cripplingly high taxes.

I was a cripplingly shy child.

He is intellectually curious but cripplingly indecisive.

Mr Cameron should feel cripplingly embarrassed.