Sentence examples for which is particularly expensive from inspiring English sources

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

It is made of locally grown grain called sorghum, instead of imported barley (barley does not grow well in much of Africa), which is particularly expensive due to a weak Ugandan shilling and high excise duties.

Most items, which are particularly expensive in the Guohou Road area, are from Guangzhou or Hong Kong.

It's also much less expensive to run, which is particularly attractive in startup companies and in developing economies where there is little legacy infrastructure.

Unfortunately, they require an expensive noble metal catalyst, usually platinum, which is particularly sensitive to impurities in the hydrogen fuel.

Not that Novotel is particularly expensive.

Moreover, it is particularly expensive.

They also let you know which items might be particularly expensive to move, like a fancy chandelier or heavy armoire.

In those days, neither bricks nor land were particularly expensive, which meant that more or less everybody was capable of buying or renting a flat along the coastline.

The problem was resolved when Silva-Chávez and others pointed to economic modeling which suggested that stopping deforestation beyond that point would be particularly expensive.

Stones are particularly expensive.