Sentence examples for thus expensive from inspiring English sources

Shale gas is hard to produce and thus expensive.

Some customers, especially in America, may want smaller, cheaper reactors than the EPR, which is very big and thus expensive.

have given a monopoly to the other oxygenate, ethanol, which would be in short supply, and thus expensive, if it had to meet all the oxygenate demand.

Successive scandals, such as the failure to report coolant leaks, have since further undermined confidence in the industry.Such difficulties make building nuclear reactors more lengthy and thus expensive.

Most plans for carbon-dioxide storage involve liquefying it and pumping it underground into former oilfields, gasfields or coal beds an energy-intensive and thus expensive process.

"Putting in place a good crash investigation and maintaining good data for these kinds of analyses is complicated and thus expensive," said Peter Kissinger, chief executive of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.

It's larger and more complicated, for a start (thus, more expensive).

These are not yet available in generic versions and are thus very expensive.

Some want new production curbs imposed immediately to make milk scarcer and thus more expensive.

SCION requires less powerful, and thus less expensive, hardware to operate.

For instance, California has higher state taxes and requires cleaner-burning, and thus more expensive, types of gasoline.