Sentence examples for expensive through from inspiring English sources

One route is to make foods and drinks with added sugar more expensive, through higher taxes.

In fact, in places where unhealthy foods were taxed or where healthy foods became less expensive through subsidies, diets tended to improve.

Blue Cross/Blue Shield, AARP and many private insurance companies sell 10 standard Medigap plans, A (the least expensive) through J (the most expensive).

Tax reforms can reduce costs to consumers, for example by ensuring smartphones and mobile data are not made more expensive through taxation.

So to promote the use of renewables, we have two choices: reliance on subsidies, or making fossil fuels more expensive through cap and trade or taxation, preferably based on the carbon content of the particular fuel.

Although early reports suggested that VSA was problematic and expensive, through the application of more logical process configurations that are appropriately coupled to the composition of the feed and product gas streams, we can now refute this early assertion.

This eliminates the need of an expensive high through-put simulation computer, thus cutting down the hardware cost associated with a simulator and increasing the system reliability manifold.

It was a common way to pay for expensive items through much of the 20th century.

Cases of inappropriate regulation are expensive, whether through wrong assumptions or simply bad drafting.

This expensive frolic through a sinister fairy tale was made for the young.

And new more dangerous and expensive routes through Mexico are already starting emerge as migrants and smugglers adapt.