Sentence examples for expensive notes from inspiring English sources

"Such glacial progress is not only vastly expensive," notes an editorial in The Independent.

EXPENSIVE NOTES That four-second musical introduction that sounds at the start of Windows Vista, the new operating system from Microsoft that went on sale Tuesday, took 20 people and 18 months to create, Linda Tischler reports in Fast Company.

"Tiffany lamps were always expensive," notes Kuharic.

The lack of access may help explain why 87percentt of women on Medicaid state health insurance seeking an abortion got one in the first trimester, when it is safest and least expensive, notes Weitz's study.

"They had this machine primarily geared as a note-taker, a very expensive note-taker".

"These studies are incredibly expensive," noted Dr. Wulf Utian, executive director of the North American Menopause Society.

The Gear pairs with a smartphone and offers users quick access to notifications and messages, but at the moment can only work in conjunction with the expensive Note III.

Some critics have blasted the federal jobs program as too expensive, noting that the workers were chosen last November in a bloated and wasteful selection process that cost the nation nearly four billion dollars.

However, Kono criticized the MOX program as too expensive, noting it would be cheaper to just "buy a uranium mountain in Australia," or to make a deal to import uranium from other sources.

But Edwards, an architect at the Snøhetta architechture firm in Oslo, argues that plus-houses don't have to be expensive, noting that a ZEB-style house may only cost 25% more to build than a similar, newly-designed home.

For the record, Fiasco decided not to work with well-known producers as he considered it to be "too expensive", noting the commercial failure of his Pharrell collaboration, "I Gotcha".