Sentence examples for correspondingly expensive from inspiring English sources

Staff numbers grew rapidly, and among them were many high-flying MBAs from leading universities, at correspondingly expensive salaries.

The wines are correspondingly expensive, commanding up to ten times the price of Central Valley wines on the bulk market.

Once reviled, Eggleston himself is now revered, and correspondingly expensive – prints now sell for £350,000-plus.

But rather than choosing such basics, the government is obsessed with gigantic, and correspondingly expensive, infrastructure projects.Gangs of workers are rebuilding the Beijing-to-Lhasa Beijing-to-Lhasa Beijing-to-Lhasa Tibetan plateaus: a goveroadnthatnister says crossesill build 150,000km (abouthe4,000 miles) of new highways in western China over the next decade.

Minimum-income guarantees offer a substantial benefit, but this makes them correspondingly expensive.Getting round the fickle stateThe strategy used by Chile to avoid this potential liability is to set contribution rates at levels that are a good deal higher than would normally be needed to deliver the minimum pension.

The leafy, southern suburbs of Constantia, Bishopscourt and Wynberg are well-established, close to the best schools and correspondingly expensive.

White tea is produced in lesser quantities than most other styles, and can be correspondingly more expensive than tea from the same plant processed by other methods.

If emissions continue to rise at current rates, that would mean much more carbon must be disposed of, and make CCS correspondingly much more expensive when it is needed, meaning measures to reduce emissions now would also be necessary.

So long as that sentiment persists, it would require the U.S. to pursue a virtual go-it-alone strategy against Iraq, making any military operations correspondingly more difficult and expensive".

Our computations required up to 25,000-digit precision, and, for large degrees and correspondingly high precision levels, were rather expensive (over 20 processor-hours in some cases).

Its two-way wired voice service ran on expensive, voice-only switches and lines, and prices were correspondingly high, especially for long-distance calls.