Sentence examples for making it expensive from inspiring English sources
Dr. Evan Snyder, director of stem cell research at the Burnham Institute in La Jolla, Calif., said WARF "hindered the field" to enhance its proprietary position, making it expensive to obtain cell lines and for scientists to collaborate.
With the government expected to be saddled with another three ailing banks, investors kept the country's borrowing costs near record levels Tuesday, making it expensive for Madrid to raise the money needed to salvage its banks.
Health information in textbooks and academic journals are protected by copyright licenses, making it expensive and difficult to access.
Unilever's Richard L Wright added "Successful communication requires a very high level of engagement - making it expensive.
Suppose bonds were issued with a negative interest rate of 2percentt, making it expensive for investors to hold them.
Employers blame it for making it expensive to hire new workers and difficult — and even more costly — to fire them.
His boycott of the Fund made it expensive for Argentina to roll over its remaining debt.
That helps make it expensive.
Does that make it expensive?
But that can make it expensive.
