Sentence examples for Excessively expensive from inspiring English sources

Excessively expensive mini-bar prices.

Many existing options, he added, are not excessively expensive compared with the total health care budget.

In practice, however, it does little to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and makes energy production excessively expensive.

For as long as it is his A.C. Milan — and perhaps longer — the sense of excessively expensive grandeur will attach to it.

"By any normal criteria this deal looks excessively expensive," said Gary Ford, an analyst with Southeast Research Partners, a Florida stockbroker.

Interested in a red Burgundy, I ordered one for $69, well below the average for bottles on Bobo's excessively expensive wine list.

Critics have derided the initiative as overly ambitious, too expensive and excessively lenient in the conditions it places on the developing countries that want to receive aid.

If these tests are not undertaken correctly, incorrect data sets, insufficient data sets or excessively complex and expensive experiments may be performed.

The text reads: "Standard technologies such as CNC or carbon moulding would be excessively long and expensive to produce this particular shape, so we use an additive manufacturing method also known as 3D printing to manufacture a titanium handlebar.

As a response to the perception that JAR pilot licensing standards are excessively bureaucratic and expensive for the purposes of recreational pilots, the National Private Pilot Licence (NPPL) was introduced in 2002.

We maintained a list of potential further modifications, to be effected later, that were excessively time consuming or expensive, or beyond the current scope of the project.