Sentence examples for generally pricey from inspiring English sources

The accessories on the site (femininrascal.com) are generally pricey, but Pourchet handbags and Maison Boinet belts are steals.

The northern Rhône is the home of the great and generally pricey Syrahs from Hermitage, Côte Rôtie and Cornas, but there are some notable bargains.

Those lofty ambitions all currently hinge on what's called a real-time qPCR thermocycler, a generally pricey bit of lab equipment that amplifies traces amounts of DNA into more easily detectable quantities.

The suburban area of Wanstead is, generally, pricier, with property website Rightmove listing several homes for sale at £1m-plus.

However, research by Paul Dunne of Bristol Business School and Jurgen Brauer of Augusta State University has found that such deals are generally pricier than "off-the-shelf" arms purchases and create little new or sustainable employment.

Moxcey noted that this still outperformed the PC market, mostly because the first wave of Windows 10 devices was generally pricier and drove up Microsoft's revenue per unit.

Bikinis and swimming trunks are generally very pricey, and due to the Latin influence they're also a little bit skimpy or frilly for British tastes.

Generally, the pricier the bottle, the lower the markup, but unless you've got the budget to buy higher end Barolo or Bordeaux or California Cabernet, that's pretty much a moot point.

Housing around Dulles is generally not as pricey as west of Route 15 and ranges from town houses to detached houses, with thousands more in the pipeline.

Of course, there are already plenty of ways to build your resume — aside from Word, there are a number of online services that will do it for a price, though founders McCollum and Dane Hurtubise say that these generally can be pricey, going for upwards of $100.

Generally speaking: the pricier the shop, restaurant or hotel, the more it keeps out the hoi polloi, and therefore the more appealing it is to celebrities.