Sentence examples for was relatively expensive from inspiring English sources

Of course, the ticket itself was relatively expensive.

Sometimes when vellum was not easily available or was relatively expensive, an outdated text might be erased and written over.

The Kodak, though, was relatively expensive, so he changed the quest slightly, to "there must be a cheaper way," and in 1900 gave the world the Brownie camera, a boxful of visual memories for only $1.

The Dual Power was said to have worked well, but few were sold; at nearly $3,000, it was relatively expensive and its fuel economy counted for little at a time of cheap gasoline.

The once-loved weekly rag, the sort of newspaper I joined back in the 1960s, was relatively expensive to produce with its regiment of foot-slogging young reporters and its home guard battalions of amateur correspondents submitting notes on suburb, village or local society.

It is well known that cinnabar has been used for a spell and/or preservative agent for more than 2,000 years (Naruse 1991; Mitochou Compilation Committee 2004), but it was relatively expensive and would likely have been used to a limited extent.

But they're relatively expensive.

But it is relatively expensive.

The plant itself is relatively expensive.

Understandably, the service is relatively expensive.

If TIPS are relatively expensive, so are regular Treasury bonds.