Sentence examples for left expensive from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the lower-margin, less-profitable part of financial services — back offices, trading operations, mutual-fund management — has left expensive Manhattan in search of lower costs.

The Evening Standard's Richard Godwin said that while public art could be "transformative" when created by an independent arts organisation like Artangel, beaurocrats have left expensive "toys... discarded around our city centres".

Pre-book prices soar for bigger models, but agents won't want to leave expensive models idle on their lots.

And many stretched middle-class families would seem to have good reason to leave expensive cities, which would bring prices there down.

And Mr. Otis, for one, is concerned that if there are losers in the increasingly competitive market, they may leave expensive real estate behind, with sunken capital expenditures that could prove prohibitive to other retailers.

But a pall could be cast over a takeover bid of the refinery, with new laws allowing the Queensland government to pursue those who profit from failed resource projects that leave expensive cleanup bills.

But in a phone interview last week, both said that industry practice was to charge higher premiums in the face of a potential strike that could leave expensive equipment sitting idle, or expose a star like Mr. Bale to possible hazards during an enforced hiatus.

You also don't have to have supernatural powers to predict this stuff will go the way of Surface, leaving expensive and resource intensive LCD plants to rot.

Nur acknowledges our "fault" and explains that we have our camera kit on the backseat and leaving expensive gear in a car with non-tinted window in Mogadishu is calling for it to be stolen.

This will cost billions of dollars and more important, will leave expensive medicines unaffordable to the vast majority of Americans.

Leave expensive jewelry or flashy electronics at home.