Sentence examples for mainly expensive from inspiring English sources

Though Brazil did industrialise, it churned out mainly expensive, shoddy goods based on obsolete technology.

A toy maker plans to open in a prime area of Midtown a five-story store carrying mainly expensive dolls for pre-teenage girls.

To date, mainly expensive chemical vapor deposition methods are being employed for its synthesis over large area involving hydrogen at high reaction temperatures.

This has led to discussions if such drugs, mainly expensive drugs, should be reimbursed especially when also not leading to improvement in quality of life.

It's mainly an expensive little store, with slices of quiche ($5 each), a chocolaterie, a patisserie and Fauchon-brand teas, coffees and preserves.

Their efforts to reassure people that they know what they're doing, mainly through expensive publicity bombardment, have had little effect.

There are many vantage points over London – mainly in expensive bars and restaurants – but none this high, and none with 360-degree views.

The plane will be buried on an island made by a loop in the canal system, once the heart of industrial and manufacturing in Birmingham, now derelict land and decaying warehouses are being redeveloped, mainly as expensive housing and retail.

For physicians in ambulatory care, the few existing restrictions in antibiotic prescribing are limited mainly to expensive antibiotics such as gentamycin, tobramycin, telithromycin and linezolid.

But in Latvia, health workers thought the rates of unofficial payments from the household survey were an underestimate: "The actual number who pay is higher, but mainly for expensive specialists".

The Mellors also found that some properties on the estate had been sold freehold – mainly the more expensive ones.