Sentence examples for dangerous expensive from inspiring English sources
Penny farthings were hard to ride, dangerous, expensive, and technologically advanced.
In a world of failing banks and successful jihadists, nuclear weapons felt to many like dangerous, expensive anachronisms.Elsewhere, things looked rather different.
Video games usually offer the chance to escape the mundane texture and circumstances of everyday life, by pushing us into situations and roles that are too dangerous, expensive, or rarefied for reality.
Fanus had paid smugglers to get her over the border and on through the Sahara to Libya; this Mediterranean crossing was the final leg of a dangerous, expensive journey in search of asylum in Europe.
His skill, competitive personality and rakish features made him one of the best-known drivers in America and an easily recognizable symbol of the boisterous, dangerous, expensive world of stock-car racing.
On the other hand, they are dangerous, expensive, polluting and inefficient: the average car ferries a single individual for most trips and is parked for most of the day.
Dangerous and expensive to operate, it was decommissioned in 1957.
Exporting nuclear waste from most counties is illegal, as well as extremely dangerous and expensive.
But it would not be the end of the world.The 14% solutionNuclear power thus looks dangerous, unpopular, expensive and risky.
I don't think it occurred to Ebsworth that it could be a dangerous and expensive pastime.
To transport natural gas by other modes such as truck, train, or barge would be more dangerous and expensive.
