"exceptionally expensive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is more costly than usual. For example, "This limited edition handbag is exceptionally expensive, costing five times more than a regular model."
The cost of running so many galleries, dealers say, is astronomical, and London is exceptionally expensive.
Gazprom has yet to make a final decision on building the exceptionally expensive bypass.
Insurance, which is exceptionally expensive for a building that houses irreplaceable art just yards from the Gulf of Mexico, has been negotiated down to its minimum.
It's also essential that any exceptionally expensive items, such as a piece of jewellery, are covered individually," Michael Ossei, a personal finance expert at uSwitch.com.
Average annual compensation for Redfin agents is over $80,000, with agents in exceptionally expensive markets like the San Francisco Bay Area earning more, the company said.
The surge in the price-earnings ratio means stocks in the Nasdaq 100 are now exceptionally expensive on the basis of the companies' ability to actually make money.
So, Tian Tian and Yang Guang, you're exceptionally cute, madly expensive and statistically less likely to reproduce than would a pair of iPads.
There is still plenty of sea ice to make the north exceptionally tough and expensive to work in; 24-hour-a-day winter darkness and Arctic cyclones make it tougher still.
In other words, there is very little excess compute power available to the network, making it an exceptionally scarce (and therefore expensive) resource.
"This has been an exceptionally long, difficult and expensive process involving not just the FTT and UTT but also several approaches to resolve the with senior HMRC officials on a commercially sensible basis for all parties which were rejected".
"This has been an exceptionally long, difficult and expensive process involving not just the tax tribunal but also significant efforts to resolve the matter with senior HMRC officials on a commercially sensible basis for all parties.
