Sentence examples for full of expensive from inspiring English sources

For example, our tax system is full of expensive loopholes that only benefit a privileged minority, at the expense of middle- and working-class families.

"Transportation is one of the biggest urban challenges, and biggest expenses for city dwellers, mainly because our cities are packed full of expensive, polluting cars," says Keating. "Alternative modes like biking or transit are great but most people still drive everywhere because those other modes still aren't as fast or as convenient as driving".

But this is the nature of the new waterfront, full of expensive housing".

There are real downsides to an economy full of expensive assets and inexpensive resources.

"It's a box full of expensive people," he added, describing the Tosco attitude.

On second thoughts, these are too good (and too full of expensive ingredients) to give away.

It will be chock-full of expensive equipment wired for collaboration all over the world, and it will all be available at a cost of exactly zero.

Thirty years of runaway incomes for those at the top, and the full armoury of expensive financial sophistication, mean they no longer play by the same rules the rest of us have to follow.

Many of my hallmates were taken to Waitrose and parents would make weekly trips to make sure their children had full fridges of expensive food, while I was down at Iceland.

Not surprisingly, the huge saving available these days -- especially for students paying the full cost of expensive private colleges -- has made some administrators and professors uneasy about the revenue loss and the absence, albeit temporary, of those who are often among their best students.

This "donut hole" leaves seniors paying the full cost of expensive medicines, causing many to skip doses or not fill prescriptions at all harming their health and raising other types of health costs.