Sentence examples for historically expensive from inspiring English sources

The Icelandic krona lost nearly half its value against the dollar in the last year, making this historically expensive country an increasingly affordable getaway for Americans.

405, which has been downloaded over a million times, is a reminder of how creativity is still paramount even in the historically expensive realm of special effects.

But if Robinhood can continue to make a historically expensive service free through a lean engineering team instead of a giant brick-and-mortar footprint, it could shake up the finance industry in a big way.

Some are bent on retiring debt incurred a historically expensive midterm campaign.

The survey comes in the wake of the closely watched and historically expensive special election to represent Georgia's 6th Congressional District, in which Republican Karen Handel triumphed in a runoff over Democrat Jon Ossoff.

And it's unlikely any decision would affect the 2014 election cycle, in which Democrats and Republicans are already locked in a bitter — and historically expensive — battle for control of the U.S. House and U.S. Senate.

Well, face recognition is historically very expensive.

Perhaps because blue was historically an expensive colour, but became cheaper as paints were produced industrially.

While drones have historically been expensive and predominantly for military use, they're getting cheaper, smaller, and used for commerical purposes like search and rescue, infrastructure inspections, open air mining operations, and much more.

These trends are expected to lead to a crossover point when the levelised cost of energy from solar parks, historically more expensive, matches the cost of traditional electricity generation.

Not only are stocks historically VERY EXPENSIVE at the moment (and, without AAPL income, we'd be higher than 1929 on the rest of the market), but the risk is VERY HIGH and a lot of the data you are seeing is suspect, at best.