Sentence examples for expensive articles from inspiring English sources

The small number of substances monitored is due to various reasons, such as the practicability of the analytical methods, the costs of expensive articles, the handling of very bulky or heavy articles, or the fact that some SVHCs undergo chemical reactions in the production process and might then stay below the trigger value in the final article.

Marie Claire's Corrigan recommends forgoing tight, flashy clothing for softly draped pieces in demure colors; alternating sky-high heels and ballet flats at the office; and mixing a few more expensive articles with items culled from places like H&M, outlet malls and vintage boutiques.

As your skills improve, you can start removing expensive articles and cash from the home to sell them.

French women supposedly own fewer, more expensive articles of clothing, wear less makeup, and sometimes do not brush or style their (shall we assume sex-tousled?) hair, let alone blow dry it.

That means that this is not just an article on the plight of the comfortably affluent, it's a needlessly expensive article on the plight of the comfortably affluent.

Over time, "the model 97 became the most popular shotgun on the American market and established a standard of performance by which other kinds and makes of shotguns were judged, including the most expensive imported articles".

The stock of unsold homes is huge and the ratio of prices to rents suggests that property is still expensive (see article).

By contrast most private employers have closed these plans to new members because they are so expensive (see article).Three-year wage deals that started in 2008 and cover many public workers were supposed to rein in pay.

Hospitals are merging, streamlining and restraining their enthusiasm for buying all the latest expensive equipment (see article).

By John N. Morris The New Yorker, May 27 , 1974P. 75 At the expensive summer View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright By Adam Davidson By Junot Díaz.

By Howard Moss The New Yorker, July 11 , 1983P. 40 Once in, this expensive rectangle View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.