Sentence examples similar to particularly high priced from inspiring English sources

Voters who elected Meadows are paying a particularly high price.

Several works-on-paper brought particularly high prices.

As for the particularly high prices in Chicago, industry points to problems specific to the Midwest.

But to sacrifice the talents of Dodie Smith on that altar still seems a particularly high price to pay.

At the June auctions in London many of his paintings topped their estimates, bringing particularly high prices.

But pharmaceutical companies have awakened to the scientific discoveries and business factors — particularly high prices — that have transformed an area they once considered more of a niche market.

Under deregulation, utilities like New England Electric and Central Maine Power have had to sell off all their generating plants, and the hydropower plants are fetching particularly high prices.

The uninsured tend to pay particularly high prices for their drugs.At the same time, the internet is making more Americans aware of the high prices they pay for drugs compared with shoppers in other countries.

It warns against traders promising particularly high prices and advises consumers to weigh their jewelry at home or to have it assayed at a laboratory run by the national association of goldsmiths.

Now a new study reveals that the evolution of an improved learning ability could come at a particularly high price: an earlier death.Past experiments have demonstrated that it is relatively easy through selective breeding to make rats, honey bees and that great favourite of researchers fruit flies a lot better at learning.

In some countries with particularly high prices, the pressure is more urgent.