Sentence examples for expensive state from inspiring English sources

New York is an expensive state for campaigns.

With about ten media markets, it's an expensive state.

Prices had been rising for several days, making California the most expensive state for gasoline.

Florida, because of its large population, is an expensive state to advertise in.

It was evident that Mr. Bruno was using expensive state resources for political purposes.

But Florida is the most expensive state the Republican candidates have competed in so far.

Rather than reform Canada's cherished but increasingly expensive state-provided health-care system, he has merely pumped ever more money into it.

Obtained from manufacturers in Switzerland, Germany and to a lesser degree Japan, the expensive, state-of-the-art machines have replaced the manually operated equipment that dominated the industry until the 1970s.

They buy expensive state-of-the art cellphones, using loans made available by the Grameen Bank, a private company that became famous for making microloans to villagers to buy cows or build fishponds.

The federally financed $5 billion plan — $196 million of which is earmarked for Illinois — provides an affordable health insurance option to people who previously were limited to the far more expensive, state-run Illinois Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan.

Others worry that an emphasis on expensive state-of-the-art equipment might distract students from the prime task, which is learning how to tell a story with a camera.