Sentence examples for which was expensive from inspiring English sources

But you would probably need a car, which was expensive.

That way, he never had to pay for insurance, which was expensive.

Stone tools maintained themselves during the Metal Age, yielding only slowly to the new material, which was expensive and the product of special skills.

The economics were such that copies got dramatically cheaper when printed in bulk, but then the books had to be stored, which was expensive.

About five years ago, it commissioned a study on its physical plant, which was expensive to heat and impossible to cool.

Last year the government had allowed private importers to bring in fuel, which was expensive but available legally at petrol stations.

This is lost production time, which is expensive.

Yet shorter shifts require more staff, which is expensive.

What is left for books, which are expensive?

The monarchs sponsored the early expeditions, which were expensive, very risky and potentially highly profitable.

House-building will therefore be limited to former industrial sites which are expensive to build on.