1.   As a consequence, private schools flourished, from the very expensive to the shantytown schools run by women in the slums.

2.   These ministers lost none of their fervor for souls, but they became less mobile and more expensive to support.

3.   They are very, very expensive to train because of that.

4.   Such exercises are expensive to stage.

5.   The book, From Rates to the Poll Tax, describes the community charge system as being fraught with administrative difficulties and expensive to operate.

6.   Cheap cars expensive to repair!

7.   Although less expensive to use, chromium dyes used on wool are better at holding color than vegetable dyes.

8.   And a good exam, once educators and experts agree that they have one, is expensive to craft, Schaeffer said.

9.   And for travelers themselves, many destinations are becoming increasingly difficult and expensive to visit.

10.   And serious foundation problems require professional intervention and can be quite expensive to repair.