Sentence examples for expensive raised from inspiring English sources
Order books deteriorated and a weaker pound, which makes UK imports more expensive, raised cost pressures.
Chris Cooper, a D.O.T. spokesman, said that those designs were too expensive, raised safety issues and had too great an impact on wetlands.
But a weaker dollar also makes imports — like crude oil from the Middle East — more expensive, raising the costs of energy and transportation.
This handsome new place may not be the only steakhouse in town -- but perhaps the most expensive, raising the price bar considerably -- but it is certainly top of the line for quality and convivial surroundings.
It was also expensive, raising inevitable questions around how Fits.me would scale.
The vaccine is expensive, raising questions about alternative public health gains in countries with existing cervical cancer screening programs, which could have been obtained for the same investment.
To help her students truly embrace vegetables, Ms. Welsh says that she has learned to address kitchen psychology along with cooking skills: less-experienced cooks have a persistent sense of responsibility toward the expensive, carefully raised produce that they buy and the corresponding feeling of guilt when that produce isn't used to its full potential.
But all remain private, subsisting on expensive capital raised in venture rounds and private placements.
The move will help stem the won's steep slide, which has made borrowing from abroad more expensive and raised concerns about South Korea's risk of default.
After all, while children are undoubtedly expensive to raise, teenagers are the most expensive.
