Sentence examples for again expensive from inspiring English sources

Shares, on the other hand, are once again expensive by past standards.

But because they depend on springlike cantilevers to keep the moving tips in contact with the surface, they are complicated to operate and, again, expensive.

He took four wickets at 28.25 in two matches, but was again expensive, conceding 7.06 runs an over.

Would raw materials once again become expensive?

Today we are returning to those times: homes are again too expensive to buy.

Once again an expensive public prosecution collapsed, this time as the main witness Florim Gashi was found to have been paid £10,000 by the paper.

The fact that McKinsey -- whose advice can be half again as expensive as that of its peers -- felt compelled to cut prices is a sign of just how tough the environment has become for consultants.

Once again the expensive desktop computers and laptops they were so proud of have become outmoded, destined to join the scrap piles of unsalable equipment accumulating in closets everywhere.

Further cuts will be necessary, resulting in, again, more expensive carbon.

Suddenly that piece of Cartier jewelry again looked expensive to many of them.

Then again, how expensive is VR before people start really questioning what a bad deal it is.