Sentence examples for become too expensive from inspiring English sources

They have become too expensive.

That policy has become too expensive, both financially and politically.

Before long, coverage would become too expensive for almost everyone.

It may therefore become too expensive for taxpayers to sustain.

The sport, George thought, had become too expensive.

It may just become too expensive for Apax to bear the burden for its new funds.

Turks complained that the lira had become too expensive, as foreign investment poured into local markets.

If sterling rises too much against the dollar, its products might become too expensive.

He does not ask whether hardcovers will cease to exist or become too expensive.

The cost of putting political choices ahead of practical solutions has become too expensive.

But by the end of the 1960s, flying had become too expensive.