Sentence examples for expensive under from inspiring English sources

The energy secretary claims many of these grew too expensive under the coalition, in which the energy brief was held by a Liberal Democrat, Ed Davey.

Once known as wolfberries, this fruit of the boxthorn has become highly prized, and fairly expensive, under its sort-of Chinese name.

But whereas e-books from the Big Six became, on average, more expensive under the agency model, data from Smashwords, another indie distributor, show that since Apple gave its publishers agency terms, the average price of their titles in the iBookstore has fallen by 25%.

In May 2012, he visited a Canberra food wholesaler, Frozpak, and said the business was facing a triple whammy, because "the carbon tax hits their power costs; it hits their transport costs and it hits their refrigerant costs, and that's why so much of the staples of our daily life are going to be significantly more expensive under the tax".

For the better-off, the tax code will be more complex and more expensive under the president's proposals.

But for now, interest payments for tuition, housing and books would be less expensive under the House-passed bill.

He points to the list of the 25 most expensive under-23 signings in history.

In the slightly less expensive, under-$60,000 range, there are such cars as the Mercedes SLK and Porsche Boxster, but neither of these cars offers the horsepower or cockpit size of the SC 430, although their manual shifts and sportier suspension come closer to making these classic open roadsters where the driver feels more contact with the car and the road.

Creating cap space by trading away expensive under-performers is acceptable.

It sits neatly alongside your more-expensive under-TV gadgets.

London nurseries were the most expensive for under-twos, where 25 hours of care cost £133.17.