Sentence examples for considered expensive from inspiring English sources

ORIGINALLY, Taxol itself was considered expensive.

A plan charging more than 1.25percentt is considered expensive, he said.

The capitalization is $2.6 million, considered expensive for a play by many producers.

The things people see should be perfect, considered, expensive, despite everyone's bank accounts weeping in private.

The everyday use of analytical techniques in geotechnical engineering practice is considered expensive and time consuming.

"You can get a three-bedroom place downtown for $800" -- the equivalent of $550 American -- "and that's considered expensive".

This year he downsized to a one bedroom, which he still considers expensive.

To make it efficient, one must consider expensive enrichment since the natural abundance of 67Zn is very low (4%).

Fears regarding global warming and related potential environmental catastrophes have made the government much more open to considering expensive policy options with positive environmental externalities.

(Japan, Korea, and Taiwan come immediately to mind when considering expensive security commitments and trade deficits).

Joseph's hopes are raised when his brother opens his eyes, and he considers expensive neurology treatment in America to try and rouse Harry from his coma.