Sentence examples for expensive out from inspiring English sources

I learned it was human faeces – fertiliser is expensive, out of reach.

"But because property is so expensive out there, we could never afford to buy a house.

If benefits have to be cut, supplemental insurance will become much more expensive, out of reach for many who have private coverage today.

"It's expensive out there," said Jamil Cruz, 38, a maintenance worker in Manhattan who was thumbing recently through a rack of shorts at a Salvation Army store in Midtown Manhattan.

The tools required to make are no longer elite and expensive, out of the hands of all but a few with deep pockets.

They're cheaper, too: at $60, the Ironclad is among the most expensive out there, more so even than the fancy-pants Vespula.

According to The National Post, the answer comes down to a choice between time and money ― a choice that's only available to those privileged enough to be able to finance expensive out-of-pocket medical expenses up front.

Many birth-control methods, especially emergency measures, are expensive out-of-pocket.