Sentence examples for keep it expensive from inspiring English sources

They want to buy sugar cheap and say the Fanjuls have long charmed Congress into legislating price supports that keep it expensive.

"But we make money on inventory turns, and if you sell one canoe, say, a year, it makes no sense to keep it in our expensive automated warehouse".

Keep it classy and expensive looking.

Rising energy costs alone to produce desal water would keep it several times more expensive than what we pay now.

"It's too expensive to keep it as an exclusive," said Hal Thomson, a Patagonia spokesman.

"If you're not getting requests for I.U.D.'s, it can be expensive to keep it on the shelves," said Adam Sonfield, a senior public policy associate at the Guttmacher Institute.

One messy problem left by the breakup of the Soviet Union has been how to safeguard nuclear material accumulated in the various republics for research and weapons -- material that is more of a headache than an asset for the republics, since it is difficult and expensive to keep it safely under guard.

So, faced with a cumbersome painting that was not only illegal to sell but insurmountably expensive to keep, it makes sense that the Sonnabends decided to donate the work to MoMA.

Only buy a uniform if you joined and want to keep it up because uniforms are expensive.

And to keep it from evaporating, LNG has to be kept refrigerated in an expensive cryogenic tank.

It was difficult and expensive but they kept it to use on other shows.