They were indeed expensive, albeit a fraction of what the costs would have been in America.
Venice, above, is indeed expensive, but December is the low season, which means that hotel prices are reduced and you won't have to fight the crowds.
He added that while freeways were indeed expensive, they were a lot cheaper than the other forms of transit that would increasingly suck up tax dollars in the future.
It is indeed expensive and time-consuming, and may be stressful for the analyst as well as the patient, yet it is not to be discarded summarily nor replaced by simpler, shorter and less demanding forms of psychological treatment.
"Divorce is indeed expensive," he writes, on Kissinger's separation from his first wife in 1964, "but it can be worth every penny:" Kissinger got to move into an "elegant apartment".
Health care is indeed expensive, but not because people are too quick to call the doctor when they experience a scary symptom or merely an annoying one, and not because some of them may bridle at entrusting their health to the lowest bidder.
According to Mr Neeleman, lots of things that companies need, from capital to telephone lines and computing expertise, are indeed more expensive in Brazil than in America.
At the moment, cage-free, free-range and organic eggs are indeed more expensive.
