Sentence examples for expensive to us from inspiring English sources

Central London property might seem insanely expensive to us, but we aren't paying for it in euros.

If it's false, evolution has played the most massive practical joke in the 15 billion-year history of the universe because rational decision-making is very expensive to us, just in terms of how much blood flow to the brain it demands.

In today's marketplace what looks expensive to us -- and I don't think we're alone in this -- is something like treasury bonds.

But as Keith had said, while we're stock-pickers and risk managers, and not market strategists or macro guys, we do notice that the indexes look expensive to us at 20-odd times earnings and very high levels, price to sales, and market capitalization to GDP.

If China allowed its currency to rise, Chinese exports would become more expensive to us and our exports would be relatively cheaper to them.

But, as our so-called friends immutably watch our economy sink into recession with its growing and punishing impact on households across the nation, and untold hardships being visited on developing economies around the globe, it's clear that the price of Mr. Bush's friendship has become frighteningly expensive to us and the rest of the world.

They said it was so expensive to keep us there.

The result of the trial represented an expensive blow to US federal prosecutors, who had been criticised for bringing the case against the wife of a former key ally.

In effect, the Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York was telling me: Tough luck, buddy, you'll have to take your medical problems elsewhere, we deem you a potentially expensive liability to us noble and compassionate folk.

"That's an expensive cost to us, and we're proud of the ability to be able to do that," he added.

We believe we have the numbers right now, and it took a lot, and it was very expensive to all of us getting them there.