Sentence examples for was particularly expensive from inspiring English sources

Stuart Broad was particularly expensive, conceding boundaries in each of his three overs.

They were paying for other items, too (whole-wheat versions of standard refined-wheat products, for instance), but the cheese was particularly expensive and one of the primary reasons the HOPS reimbursement had jumped to $3,700 a month (from $2,500 during the trial year).

It was important to be buried in one's own village, and transport of the deceased was particularly expensive.

Stones are particularly expensive.

Washington and Chicago are particularly expensive, and Mr. Obama will easily win both.

Access provision is particularly expensive because it is so labour intensive, he says.

Columbia's costs, especially for malpractice insurance, which is particularly expensive for obstetricians, continued to grow.

Because there is almost no market for recycled glass, the cost of recycling it is particularly expensive.

"It's hard enough to get loans, but to get loans of this quality is particularly expensive".

But the refills will last much longer than batteries and will probably not be particularly expensive, Dr. Acker said.

Several agreed that special tax treatment should be used only for fields that are particularly expensive to develop, like those in Russia's Arctic North.