Sentence examples for was especially expensive from inspiring English sources

The game was especially expensive due to the included strategy guide.

These courses are especially expensive to teach partly because of equipment and safety precautions.

Such porcelains were especially expensive, so one Dutch agent in China devised his own Pronklike design.

Where electricity is especially expensive, experts say, these systems can be cheaper in the long run than conventional water heaters.

Smartphones are especially expensive in Japan, where customers pay among the highest prices in the developed world, but flip-phones are cheap in comparison with many other places.

Broadcast journalism is especially expensive, and it almost necessarily lives in some relationship with government, because broadcasters need access to public goods like the airwaves and transmission lines.

Diesel fuel, which is used in particular by road hauliers, is especially expensive in Britain costing 55% more than in France.

Such efforts are especially expensive early in the contest because the campaigns send out thousands of letters to potential donors, many of whom do not respond.

The porcelain tiles that line the walls -- setting the tone of textural sensuality at the entrance -- would be especially expensive to take down and reinstall.

Building on or over water is especially expensive because the wind, waves and marine animals are constantly wreaking havoc on any structure.

Australia's detention regime is especially expensive because of the costs of running detention centres in remote places, such as Christmas Island, Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea.