Sentence examples for dangerously expensive from inspiring English sources
Jason Grumet, Senator Obama's senior energy adviser, said the presidential candidate, if elected, intended to break America's addiction to "dirty, dwindling, and dangerously expensive" oil.
They're expert vintage thrifters — Mr. Kissi manages about 200 eBay alerts in his quest for unique pieces — and inadvertent frugalists, often making clothes from stores like Club Monaco look dangerously expensive.
It is harder, as the Obama camp is right to argue, because they inherited from the Bush administration a terrible mess: a fragile economy, out-of-control budget deficits and a dysfunctional and dangerously expensive health care system.
It's almost absurdly overstuffed with performers, making a Broadway revival dangerously expensive to mount.
American reliance on fuel from Alberta's tar sands obstructs President Obama's vow to break America's addiction to "dirty, dwindling and dangerously expensive" oil.
They consider it hopelessly expensive, dangerously untested, and, under the rubric of "clean coal," little more than an empty slogan embraced by an industry angling to preserve its grip on power production -- or by lawmakers keen to appear friendly to the very deep-pocketed peddlers of fossil fuels.
In the current environment, these expensive new mines look ill advised, perhaps dangerously so, given that the new capacity could drive down prices further.
We now confront an expensive, long-term struggle to keep a fractious society from spinning dangerously out of control, and our unapologetic near-unilateralism has left us without much sympathy, or support, from our nominal allies.
Effective treatments may be judged as ineffective, expensive diagnostic procedures may be ordered, and therapy may be unnecessary and dangerously intensified.
I became dangerously enticed by the Stork Club, a tiny store on Sullivan Street that sells very expensive children's clothing.
They cut older people's care in the home, meaning hospitals have become dangerously full, and cuts to nurse training places have forced hospitals to drain resources hiring expensive agency staff".
