Sentence examples for rather expensive for from inspiring English sources

Also it's rather expensive for young people.

The restaurant is rather expensive for the quality of the food.

Zakir Dauwa, a 33-year-old Muslim, owns Pleasure Trove, where dinner for one costs at least 500 rupees, or $8 — rather expensive for Ahmedabad.

The top cuvées, from these merchants' own vineyards, like Delas's Sainte-Epine, Chapoutier's Les Granits and Guigal's Vignes de l'Hospice, are among the greatest wines of the Rhône — though they are also rather expensive for Saint-Joseph.

Four out of five Finnish new fathers take a month off.All this leave may seem rather expensive for employers, but "we accept it", says Ms Inkeroinen of the Confederation of Finnish Industries: children are seen as the responsibility of society as a whole.

Finally, $50 is rather expensive for this type of product.

District Judge Jonathan Finestein told Morrison that fines were related to a defendant's income, so in his case would make for a "rather expensive" penalty for a minor matter.

The Bug system is rather expensive: $349 for the base computer, $119 for the touch screen, $59 for the motion sensor, $79 for a two-megapixel camera module.

At face value, this minimization is rather expensive because for each index pair u, v, the values of π i[ u, v] need to be determined.

At face value, this minimization is rather expensive because for each index pair u,v, the values of π[ u,v] need to be determined.

99 Another study revealed contradicting data (keloid recurrence in 8 out of 10 patients treated with imiquimod 5%). 100 Thus additional studies may be necessary to further characterize the ultimate success rates and the side effect profile (eg, persisting inflammation, erosion, depigmentation) of this rather expensive approach for the reduction of recurrence rates after surgery of keloids.