Sentence examples for sadly expensive from inspiring English sources

His other solution to buy one of the new cases is, sadly, expensive (each one costs $29).

Sadly, expensive techniques like this, even if successful for individual animals, could not be applied practically to restore the intricate diversity of life that existed before humans took over the planet.

There are many things you can do to limit your risk of cancer, but sadly, buying expensive sausages isn't one of them.

The ABC's coverage of the Anzac Day centenary commemoration services reached an impressive 3.6m viewers on Saturday, a figure Channel Nine would have loved for its lavish Gallipoli drama series which sadly was an expensive flop when it aired earlier this year.

Our best food experience, though, was at the Bessarabian Market on Khreshchatik, an elegant art nouveau building heaped with the finest produce from Ukraine: cherries, apricots, peaches, grapes, wild strawberries, mulberries, nuts, cheeses, honey, caviar, cream, pastries, fish, meat - sadly all hugely expensive to the average Ukrainian.

Sadly, they're expensive as heck.

The US market, sadly, looks at expensive phones and then looks elsewhere.

It's organic, but ideally I would love to use wild fish in all my restaurants; sadly, it's incredibly expensive and quite scarce in the UK.

On the other are the mass-market pieces with which those of us with shallower pockets furnish our homes – less expensive and, sadly, often less inspiring.

Name-recognition speakers are expensive, and sadly there are only a handful of great name-recognition speakers out there accepting dates.

It is a combination that also sadly eludes the Met's expensive, empty "Ring," which values technical achievement over ideas and passion.