Sentence examples for be locked into high from inspiring English sources
If there are delays with all this, then by the time they do arrive people will be locked into high car use lifestyles.
As is the plan, negotiated between government, housebuilders and NGOs over many years for new homes to be "zero carbon" from next year, meaning that a whole generation of first-time buyers will be locked into higher energy bills.
This means that we are locked into high taxation to pay for 300 years of wars and other costly and generally disastrous state enterprises.
The downside, of course, is that you are locked into higher monthly payments.
Long-term interest rates on corporate debt have risen substantially, and companies are turning away from bond issuance and toward bank loans and commercial paper to avoid being locked into high-cost long-term debt.
He warned that if inefficient plants continue to be built, the world will be locked into future high-carbon growth, because those plants could continue to operate for half a century.
The Senator called on the government to reinstate bankruptcy protections on student loans and allow loans to be refinanced — as is common practice with home mortgages — when interest rates drop so that borrowing students would not be locked into a needlessly high fixed interest rate for life — and wind up paying thousands of dollars in extraneous costs.
The Tories would be locked into compromising with centrist or centre-left parties, or face being locked out of power.
