Sentence examples for be too expensive given from inspiring English sources
She first assumed that faraway colleges would be too expensive, given their high list prices and the cost of plane tickets home.
The Conservatives have accepted that offering general tax relief on health insurance would be too expensive, given the deadweight cost of extending it to the more than 6m individuals who are already covered.
Although some Democrats are likely to back Mr. Bush's plan -- Senator Zell Miller of Georgia has already signed on as a co-sponsor -- there are moderate Republicans who say Mr. Bush's plan might be too expensive, given the uncertainty over whether the projected federal budget surplus of $5.6 trillion over the next decade will materialize.
HONG KONG — Metallurgical Corp. of China, a building and engineering firm that raised $2.3 billion in Hong Kong's biggest initial public offering this year, fell in its debut on the exchange Thursday as investors apparently tired from a deluge of such offerings and judged the stock to be too expensive given an uncertain outlook for China's steel industry.
Ms Villiers also argues that any mechanisms for dealing with the past will need to recognise the integrity of the rule of law and not be too expensive, given the UK's current economic situation.
After she graduated from Ross in 2011, she wanted to head home to San Diego, but she realized the city was too expensive, given her debts.
"Children's non-unique services were too expensive given the goal of providing affordable coverage for consumers," spokesman Eric Earling said in an e-mail.
About 70percentt of 50 technology stocks studied are too expensive given their earnings prospects, an analyst for Merrill Lynch, Steve Milunovich, wrote in a report.
But all the desks she liked were too expensive, given that her total budget was $1,500 and that she hoped to buy a rug and task lamp as well.
BBC director general Mark Thompson said 6 Music was too expensive "given its relatively small audience".
After her arrival, further inspections were conducted, and it was determined that repairs would be too expensive, especially given the global economic conditions.
