Sentence examples for expensive to mail from inspiring English sources

Coffee mugs cost $4 each (plus $4 to mail) and are given for $60 donations, but they are heavy, breakable and more expensive to mail.

If postcard prenotification is found to be equally efficacious in terms of eliciting response, then cost savings can accrue to investigators as postcards are much less expensive to mail.

Remember that the bigger and heavier the box is, the more expensive it will be to mail.

Writing letters requires stamps in order to mail the letters, and stamps can be expensive.

The staff is instructive, and Quist is happy to mail his merchandise abroad, but he warned that postage is often more expensive than a toothbrush.

Spam makes it even more expensive to check your e-mail while traveling.

And it is here that technological change is having its biggest impact.When groups could communicate only by telephone, fax or mail, it was prohibitively expensive to share information or build links between different organisations.

Enforcement, however, is rare, because it is too expensive to read tens of thousands of e-mails.

"It's extremely expensive to keep pictures of billions of pieces of mail.

The Peerless system will never attain Zip-like ubiquity; its cartridges are simply too expensive to use for everyday backups or sending through the mail.

Because most people getting video e-mail choose to do so, and because video messages are more expensive to produce than text messages, consumers will see little if any video e-mail spam, she said.