Sentence examples for expensive for something from inspiring English sources

Just before the March 31 deadline, they bought a plan with monthly premiums of $176 and an $1,800 deductible — still expensive "for something I may never use," she said.

Evan Kypreos, editor of TrustedReviews, said: "$1,500 is far too expensive for something that has very limited functionality at the moment.

The plain white version will set you back $50, which I think is pretty expensive for something that can be done with software.

I'm also saving money not buying paper towels, which are surprisingly expensive for something we only use for a second or two before throwing away.

Q: A few weeks ago, a fast-talking salesman got my elderly mother-in-law to sign an expensive contract for something she doesn't need and can't afford and certainly will never use.

You do not need to buy expensive software for something you can do for free.

Not by arousing moral outrage at a very expensive something-for-nothing for all.

Not expensive for-profits.

Business groups have opposed legislation requiring paid sick days, calling them expensive employer mandates for something workers and their bosses can usually work out.

But implantable defibrillators, which cost $30,000 installed, are an expensive insurance policy for something that might never happen, and there are potential complications from surgery.

Sea levels are rising, after all, and those storms seem to impact those coastal areas above all—I imagine it'd be expensive to account for something that threatens the federally maintained transportation networks, federally subsidized electrical grid, and the federally insured homes millions of people rely upon.