I would like a less expensive double room.

As we make them smaller and less expensive, the electrons have less distance to travel.

The scanners for these are getting small, less expensive and more portable.

Why less and less people? Because it is so expensive, so very few will be able to basically afford that.

Less than three tenths of one percent had to transfer to the more expensive second line drugs.

Machines are getting faster, it's getting less expensive, and there's some promising technological developments just on the horizon.

If we think about disruptive technology, we see an almost ubiquitous pattern of the technology getting smaller and less expensive.

Didn't you buy that necklace very expensive? Not expensive.

Spending per student only explains about, well, less than 20 percent of the performance variation among countries, and Luxembourg, for example, the most expensive system, doesn't do particularly well.

Too expensive!

It's expensive so expensive that very few people could own or use it.

Most people don't want the most expensive, they don't want the least expensive.

One project, foresees using space based assets to attack ground targets, however this project will find it difficult to gather support, as it competes against much less expensive ground based alternatives.

It's very expensive.

It's too expensive!

It's too expensive.

It's too expensive.

This is expensive.

Relative to the recent past, the cost of capital will increase, debt will be more expensive and less ubiquitous, and risk spreads will not return to pre crisis compressed levels. Assets bubbles will not disappear, but they will be less likely to be turbocharged by leverage.

Because brains are expensive.

This is not expensive.

That bag looks expensive.

This is too expensive!

It is too expensive.

That restaurant's too expensive.

But it's too expensive!

This is very expensive.

This is too expensive.

That trip is expensive.

Indeed, an expensive item with no label or identifying characteristics has less competitive impact than a recognized item or brand. For luxury goods to have any function, society needs information about their cost.

They're expensive to install, but they are more expensive not to. So, we should look at that.

So far, pharmaceutical and biomedical research firms have responded to Eroom s law by cutting R D or moving it to less expensive sites in Asia, shifting their focus to less prevalent diseases, and sourcing innovation externally. As a result, growth in biomedical R D spending has declined from more than 9 annually in the early 2000 s to less than 3 today.

Who says it's too expensive?

It's a pretty expensive machine.

American education is so expensive.

And the tissue's very expensive.

They are just incredibly expensive.

She always buys expensive clothes.

This suit seems really expensive.

That car is really expensive.

Which one is more expensive?

Are the train tickets expensive?

Life in Japan is expensive.

This dentist was too expensive.

These blueberries were too expensive.