Sentence examples for Somewhat expensive from inspiring English sources

"But it's somewhat expensive, so you are looking at an affluent client".

Finding dried stock made without celery can be very difficult and fresh beef stocks are somewhat expensive.

Although pulse oximeter sensors — which measure blood-oxygen saturation levels and pulse rate — are already available, they tend to be inconvenient and somewhat expensive.

While prices are dropping for the predictive and analytic software offered by the likes of SAS and EMC, the products are generally considered somewhat expensive.

[laughs] "Ted" was an idea that happened to be somewhat expensive, compared to other comedies and certainly other R-rated comedies.

The "peripherals" of the novel's title are a commonplace, if somewhat expensive, tool — essentially surrogate bodies, controlled remotely as if they were the user's own.

WINE LIST A diverse, comprehensive and somewhat expensive sampling from the New and Old Worlds, with too few truly appealing reds under $60 a bottle.

This proved to be somewhat expensive since, unless you happen to have a still, hidden in your back garden, the gin or vodka required as a basis for fruit liqueur involves a substantial payment to Mr Alistair Darling.

River Cottage cookery courses "A River Cottage cookery day is a somewhat expensive option, but great," says Kate. "Unlike some more precious operations, children of all ages are welcome, provided they are accompanied.

We'll start seeing more and more of these universal notebook docking stations (I'm currently reviewing one by StarTech) but Sony gets out of the gate quickly with the somewhat-expensive VGP-UPR1 USB docking station with DisplayLink technology.

You may not want to use your modern, somewhat-expensive "basic" lens.