Sentence examples for dramatically expensive from inspiring English sources

This would allow us to reach two primary objectives for the NHS: to reduce the impact of disease transmission and obtain economic benefits associated with the prevention of dramatically expensive disease complications such as decompensated cirrhosis, HCC, and liver transplantation.

Not to mention the costumes are dramatically expensive.

This makes them dramatically more expensive than regulations passed by safety agencies.

Bob DuPuy, baseball's president and chief operating officer, said that given the weak economy, playoff tickets may not be dramatically more expensive this year.

"We thought it would be dramatically more expensive for the American taxpayer, harder to justify, create much greater risk of unfairness".

And that crunch has made the prospects for housing much worse as mortgage instruments have disappeared, or become dramatically more expensive.Not surprisingly, Wall Street's seers are chalking down their projections for construction and house prices.

Scientific studies show that oil, gas, coal and uranium will all have definitively breached their production peaks, with energy production at this time being dramatically more expensive - oil prices might be as high as $500 as we become increasingly wedded to dirty unconventionals requiring costly and destructive extractive methods.

It is wilder and more raucous than either one, and dramatically more expensive.

Homes located in decent school districts are often dramatically more expensive than those near mediocre schools.

Sources have told the BBC the job is bigger and harder than expected, but also dramatically more expensive.

Plans to modernise railways in the Thames Valley are a year behind schedule after they proved to be "dramatically more expensive" than first thought.