Sentence examples for most expensive regions from inspiring English sources

But celebrating such gains is hard when the median household income, of $34,500, is half the state average — in one of the nation's most expensive regions.

By the late nineties, however, it had become one of the most expensive regions in the country for Medicare and it has continued that way.

The fall in asking prices was widespread across England and Wales, and included the south-east and Greater London, which are the most expensive regions.

After London, the most expensive regions for property are the south-east and south-west of the country, where houses cost 9.9 and 9.2 times the median incomes of those regions respectively.

Electricity from today's fuel cells, for example, costs at least 13 to 14 cents a kilowatt, while utilities in California and the Northeast, the most expensive regions of the country, rarely charge more than 10 cents a kilowatt.

[footnotes 2 and 3] Heart attack patients in the most expensive regions, for example, were more likely to receive necessary beta blockers – a positive correlation between spending and quality.

London lags behind the capital of the north-east with a 5.2% increase, though it remains the most expensive region.

In London, the most expensive region, prices for the same place rose by 2.2% to £158.73 on average.

Nationwide's figures show the gap between London and the rest of the country has continued to widen, with average prices over £100,000 more than the next most expensive region, the Outer Metropolitan commuter belt, and more than double the UK average.

And contrary to popular belief, the capital is not the most expensive region in Russia.

Furthermore, an Irish study found variation in projected drug costs by old health board regions where the Midlands region was the most expensive region which is now part of the Dublin ML region [3].