Sentence examples for remarkably expensive from inspiring English sources

By most traditional yardsticks they are still remarkably expensive.

The recall campaigns have been battering, time-consuming, confusing (four separate elections have been set for July and August) and remarkably expensive.

In reality they are remarkably expensive for society, but taxpayers pick up most of those costs via climate damages and other health effects.

But Babbage did go to two conferences recently that owe more to the model popularised by the TED events.TED is a remarkably expensive conference that has spawned a form of authorised franchise under the TEDx label.

Yet: "What is there to show for all this remarkably expensive training?" writes Ann Jones at TomDispatch.

If we imaginatively combine the findings provided by Henderson et al. with recent studies that demonstrate that incidental findings generated through DNA-based tests are relatively common [ 7], we may conclude that returning incidental findings to 100,000 or 500,000 participants included in a genomic biorepository could represent a remarkably expensive and time-consuming effort.

One good point about Heathrow is its remarkably efficient, if expensive, connection to London.

"The speed of the board decision today suggests that the remarkably unusual and expensive mock trial was a waste of time, besides insulting to the public and regulators," he said.

Data is the lifeblood of the modern corporation, yet acquiring, storing, processing, and analyzing it remains a remarkably challenging and expensive project.

To prevent this, it has recently undertaken a remarkably ambitious and expensive plan – to become a world leader in technology and innovation by kicking its oil habit, shifting away from decades of single-commodity dependency and moving towards a knowledge-based economy by 2025.

Current methods though are expensive, requiring remarkably sophisticated technologies which demand a high degree of expertise to be operated.