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Meanings of too expensive in English

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Usage of too expensive in English
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Some schools that families think are too expensive actually offer more aid.
Reuters
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However, the NHS still views it as too expensive for general use.
The Guardian
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Flying that many sorties just for training, however, is far too expensive.
Wired
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Because it would be too expensive to change his ticket, of course.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
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The oil industry refutes that and says the mandates are too expensive.
Reuters
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Detractors say it is an elitist sport that is far too expensive.
Reuters
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Running it on thousands of machines is too difficult and too expensive.
Wired
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The administration has said tighter emissions controls would make automobiles too expensive.
Reuters
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Spencer specifically attacked renewable energy like wind power as being too expensive.
The Guardian
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I had always wanted one, but they were always far too expensive.
The Guardian
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After all, with water metering, they will become too expensive to use.
The Irish Times
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The company says the reviews are too expensive, time-consuming and often discouraging.
Reuters
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It's too expensive by far, Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
Reuters
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He says the technology will always be too expensive to be practical.
Wired
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She checked into a hotel at Slussen that was far too expensive.
Kennedy's brain
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It is still too expensive and too volatile, said a third banker.
Reuters
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