Sentence examples for were relatively costly from inspiring English sources
Burrell's attention to detail meant his productions were relatively costly.
Early models were relatively costly but did a job that once depended on guesswork.
It is possible that having the confidence to quit was more relevant to participation in programs that were relatively costly to join.
But corn and other grains are relatively costly to grow, from an energy standpoint.
The main source of industrial glucose in North America is maize starch, which is relatively costly.
G.P.S. receivers have until now been relatively costly devices used by sportsmen and in car navigation systems.
"If you want to keep up the quality, it is relatively costly to make and to store.
Because there are about 70 million users worldwide, any compensation to customers could be relatively costly for RIM, which has failed to meet recent financial targets.
While the foundation's model is relatively costly and may prove difficult to replicate on a large scale, the government of Pondicherry nonetheless plans to expand the project to 50 more villages.
This would have disastrous consequences since these are relatively costly courses to provide, and the effect of the policy would be a severe reduction in science and technology courses offered by universities.
