Sentence examples for notably expensive from inspiring English sources

As a group, Bank One's general stock funds land in the pack between the notably expensive and notably cheap fund families.

The Leela, which opened 15 months ago as Delhi's most luxurious hotel, already hosts the first Asian outlet of Le Cirque, the notably expensive Las Vegas and New York gastronomic French-Italian restaurant.

SINGAPORE — A three-bedroom villa at the luxury hotel Capella Singapore is being offered for long-term rentals at 42,000 Singapore dollars a month, making it one of the most expensive rental properties in the notably expensive city-state.

Merriam-Webster is a bit less specific and defines it as "one that is notably expensive, effective, successful, large, or extravagant".

Carrefour stores in Belgium are notably more expensive than the local market leader, Colruyt, and they are not nearly as well-stocked or attractive as Carrefour stores in France.

The app, which is also notably more expensive than the earlier version, includes improvements to its natural language processing engine, as well as the introduction of new features, such as "calendar sets," which let users toggle on and off various groupings of calendars and reminder lists.

(Also, private cars are notably more expensive than public transit in an already costly city).

"Twilight" trampled the competition, most notably "Bolt," an expensive animated film from the Walt Disney Company.

And other programmes most notably the extraordinarily expensive F-35 fighter plane have far more effective champions in the military-industrial-congressional complex than drones do.

Notably, the most expensive per day costs were associated with patients admitted to Neurology department.

Despite the rapid reduction of sequencing costs, identifying SNP by whole-genome sequencing of many individuals in a non-model species remains expensive, notably because the reliability of the identified SNP depends on the sequence depth [ 34].