Sentence examples for so far expensive from inspiring English sources

So far, expensive lobbying has gutted tax of subsidy-reduction proposals from public budgetary or health reform proposals.

That makes them rare (fewer than a hundred exist so far) and expensive (around £25m each in capital costs).

In many ways Windsor Terrace is similar to parts of Park Slope, its more widely known neighbor to the north, though it is smaller and, so far, less expensive.

Or, we can commit the cardinal sin of new criticism and delve beneath the surface of the text, by asking the screenwriter: WTF were you thinking?" So far, one expensive edition of the Iliad has sold on AbeBooks since the film's release – a copy of Alexander Pope's famous 1715 translation, which went for £2,500 on 4 February.

Renewable substitutes for the so far used expensive substrates must be investigated to lower the commercial PHA production costs (e.g. of the thermoplastic Biopol) to make them competitive with the petrochemical-based plastic manufacture.

So far, these expensive efforts to attack Trump haven't made much of a dent.

But so far, the most expensive homes have cost around $4 million, she said.

So far, the most expensive new-build leasehold house sold this year was in Hammersmith for £3.3m.

The battery-driven cars that were supposed to solve the pollution problem have so far been an expensive flop.

Mr. Romney, who has spent $53 million so far and has expensive advertisements running across the country, might have to dip deeper into his own pockets.

Carbon capture has so far proved too expensive to be practical because the chemical work of separating carbon dioxide from the other components of exhaust gas requires large amounts of energy.