Sentence examples for expensive 1 from inspiring English sources

The basic idea is that insurers have a hard time predicting which of their enrollees will prove most expensive, and the most expensive 1% consume as much as 28% of total medical expenditures.

Use of out-of-hours primary care services is perceived to be expensive 1 2 and presents patient safety challenges.

The care of critically ill people in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) is a large [ 1- 5], and expensive [ 1, 3, 6- 11] component of modern health care.

There is evidence to suggest that subjective assessment through patient self-report is more sensitive to the development of lymphedema, as well as being less expensive [ 1, 5, 11].

You paid £1,141 for a return flight but a single journey is more expensive – £1,340 – which means there is no refund.

The least expensive 6 ½-inch models sell for about $100.

They are large and expensive: 5 feet 3 inches by 10 feet (18 inches high); $10,125.

Sony also sells more expensive (£279.99) yellow, red and dark blue PlayStation 2s via its website.

(And all are available in an expensive 24-CD Prokofiev collection from Warner Classics).

The least expensive 14-night cruise costs $4,040 a person, double occupancy.

Paul later told me the quote had seemed a bit expensive – £500.