Sentence examples for expensive mode from inspiring English sources

As is usual, the royal train proved the most expensive mode of travel per mile.

Why would these women with saving accounts use an informal, riskier, more expensive mode of saving?

Most of the time it concentrates on the clothes, the model's beauty and/or an expensive mode of life.

Rail transport prices may seem low (you can compare them above) but for a city that has a large number of unskilled workers and where one in five live below the poverty line, it's still an expensive mode of transport.

Made, like ice wine, from frozen fruit (an expensive mode of production, hence the price), this unctuous but racy nectar has a tang of citrus to go with the gorgeously pure sweet apple.

Ms. Wilson, who said she rode the buses back and forth every week because the $20 round-trip fare was the least expensive mode of travel, said she was considering driving or taking the train from now on.

One of the city's most expensive modes of transportation is its most uncomfortable.

The electorate's increasing dependence on television, radio and other mass media for news and information has made these expensive modes of communication indispensable instruments of effective political speech.

Physical agglomeration between buyer and seller of intermediate goods and the choice of more reliable (and more expensive) modes of transport by road instead of rail are other major precautionary costs to prevent adverse effects due to rail delays.

A likely explanation for the apparent overrepresentation of vulnerable road users among district hospital patients is that those who use less expensive modes of transportation may have fewer financial resources available to them and may choose to seek care at the more affordable district hospitals.

Furthermore, a pop-up model would have been hard to execute given the limited and expensive modes of communication.