Usage of "big-ticket"

Very expensive.

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Usage of big-ticket in English

Retail cases tend to reduce the likelihood of more big-ticket enforcement actions. 
 Reuters 

A growing number of shareholder lawsuits are challenging big-ticket board compensation packages. 
 Reuters 

But a glitch-free summit will increase the chances of more big-ticket events. 
 Reuters 

Banks pursue big-ticket deals not only for revenue but also for prestige. 
 Reuters 

Planned big-ticket infrastructure projects have been slow to get off the ground. 
 Reuters 

But inflation is unlikely, Rieder said, as consumers fail to purchase big-ticket items. 
 Reuters 

Indian healthcare sector has seen some big-ticket investments, especially in multispecialty hospital segment. 
 Reuters 

U.S. arms manufacturers will compete with Russia for big-ticket weapons sales to Vietnam. 
 Reuters 

Major gains on big-ticket climate, energy and trade bills are unlikely. 
 Reuters 

Sales of big-ticket items such as furniture and computers have been particularly dismal. 
 Reuters 

But then came the recession, and big-ticket items became an embarrassment. 
 The Irish Times 

Then the Raiders made their one big-ticket move, bringing in Woodson. 
 Reuters 

An estate agent, I thought, or something customer-facing like PR or big-ticket retail. 
 Moon Over Soho 

Here climate advocates should fight their corner for big-ticket projects, especially renewable energy generation. 
 Radio NZ 

What's the big-ticket item on your wish list this year? 
 NY Magazine 

Inscribing donors' names on buildings and institutions is a feature of big-ticket American philanthropy. 
 Reuters 

Frequent collocations

Big-ticket through the time

Meanings of big-ticket in English