Sentence examples for regarded as expensive from inspiring English sources

They are widely regarded as expensive.

Yet the established methods for amide formation are remarkably general and widely regarded as expensive and inelegant.

"For the past century of stock market investment, 25 times post-tax profits has been regarded as expensive," warned one observer.

He has demonstrated a perceptive sense of timing in recent years, buying large stakes in property group Canary Wharf and EuroDisney when both were regarded as expensive follies.

He had clashed for years with Whitehall and the Treasury, who refused to let him spend more than £2m a year on what the latter regarded as expensive toys.

On the other hand, experimental studies were regarded as expensive and time-consuming.

But I still play at asset allocating between what I regard as expensive or cheap markets.

He mercilessly dissects the alternatives particularly the idea of replacing hydrocarbon fuels with hydrogen, which he regards as expensive and probably technically unfeasible.

The "big five" have already written May a confidential letter warning that they are unlikely to co-operate voluntarily with her tracking proposals which they regard as "expensive and highly contentious".

Even more admirably, he can zoom back to appreciate the consequences of what may come to be regarded as an expensive folly.

Recycling, for example, which 10 years ago was regarded as an expensive, eccentric pursuit, is now commonly enforced by most local authorities.