Sentence examples for expensive current from inspiring English sources
Hardest hit will be customers of Bank of Scotland's most expensive current account, Premier, who will pay overdraft interest of 15.43%, up from 10.43%.
That should certainly be enough for thousands of fed-up customers to decide "Hey ho, let's go" and head off to track down a less expensive current account.
They only know that, at least at first, it will be eye-wateringly expensive - current estimates to build and run the first proposed demonstration are £750m-£1.5bn.
12/13/2018 - A cheap and effective gelatin-based catalyst, developed by mechanical engineering professor Liwei Lin and his Berkeley research team, can generate hydrogen fuel from water just as efficiently as platinum, the far more expensive current standard.
In most older cameras and in less expensive current models it is slow data-conversion electronics -- not slow memory -- that keeps your shutter inoperative for as many as five or six seconds that might have been a Kodak moment with a film camera.
If we were to go the route of technological innovation, the biggest aid we could give the U.S. industry would be to create one simple, national licence that allows this sort of lending, rather than the grossly expensive current system we have where lenders must apply state by state, each with different rules.
Currently, carbon mitigation is expensive: At current rates--about $300 per ton--getting rid of half the carbon emitted each year will cost at least $500 billion, which constitutes a considerable portion of the federal budget.
However, even methane reforming is currently around four times more expensive than current methods for producing gasoline with the same energy value [4].
Last year Mr Hohn conceded that activism is "unpredictable and expensive" in current market conditions.
If the Red Hat ecosystem is valuable, it would also not be too expensive at current prices.
Because it would be limited to paying a relatively small, fixed amount each year, such insurance would presumably be much less expensive than current policies.
