Sentence examples for expensive means from inspiring English sources

If you arrive at the San Francisco International Airport, the least expensive means of transportation to Berkeley is mass transit.

After that, the most expensive means was driving to work either by car ($1,932) or by motorcycle ($1,449).

But the acquisitions of Johnson and Wallace persuaded Williams to stay — an end that justified the expensive means.

For them, becoming a parent takes some extraordinary, often expensive, means or at the very least extensive planning and coordination.

This has had dramatic consequences for more expensive means of production, such as coal-tar extraction and ocean drilling.

For example, anti-racism policies and bullying prevention initiatives embody extensive, often expensive means for confronting pervasive social ills.

The fact that it was astronomically expensive meant that our fellow-tourists tended to be older and a tad square.

RESULTS: In the base case, UFH×1 month was the least expensive (mean cost $1611) and most effective (VTE risk 1.9%) strategy.

Gergen stated that by 1996 the selection process had become so expensive, mean and personally invasive that it discouraged several top Republicans from running.

Then discuss other, less-expensive means of showing your gratitude, such as the possibility of a more flexible work arrangement or a long-term plan for career growth.

That doesn't mean expensive, it means interesting.