Sentence examples for clearly expensive from inspiring English sources

"For a market that is already clearly expensive, the government is throwing petrol on an already inflated situation," said Mr. Edwards, the Société Générale strategist.

Cocomo could not be found, but at around 11 p.m. a small-time drug dealer named Lefrick Moore rolled past in a red Chevrolet Caprice with a booming and clearly expensive stereo system.

This time around we have a series of income tax cuts – the first of which are an easy sell for low- and middle-income earners – but which Morrison has yet again combined with an unfunded and uncosted but clearly expensive proposal to begin in seven years that would see people earning between $41,000 and $200,000 paying the same marginal tax rate.

Firstly in 2016, Scott Morrison took what was a pretty easy win on company tax cuts for small businesses and turned it into a fight on the ALP's terms by including an unfunded and uncosted but clearly expensive proposal for tax cuts to begin eight years later for companies with a turnover above $1bn.

This procedure is clearly expensive for continuously evolving data storage.

Innovators, integrators and implementers: It's clearly expensive to implement 5G.

The enquiry btw is completely biased in who it calls and the questions set, clearly an expensive (our expense), phoney exercise to hand the government a 'report' that promotes TTIP.

Clearly the expensive enterprise called for a marquee star.

To run FM and DAB systems in parallel is clearly very expensive".

Some areas, where cabinets are a long way from the nearest exchange or fibre trunk route, are clearly more expensive to connect than others.

But we know that such care in these facilities is usually more intense than necessary, frequently fragmented by seeing someone who does not know them, and clearly more expensive than traditional outpatient ambulatory care.