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expensive

[ik-spen-siv] / ɪkˈspɛn sɪv /


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In staples, a sector notorious for razor-thin profit margins and constant logistical challenges, we could be seeing stock prices reflect the expected benefit from both AI-led efficiencies and a reduced reliance on expensive enterprise software.

From Barron's

While producing expensive local news, individual TV stations also must pay skyrocketing content licensing fees and deal with far more regulations than their much-larger rivals, such as cable networks or streaming services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Enormous advances in treatment and prevention over the decades have ensured many are alive who would not be otherwise but these are expensive and the loss of funding could put many at risk.

From BBC

By making it illegal to sell overly expensive tickets, the bill, officially labeled AB 1720, is aimed at making resale tickets more affordable for fans.

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, companies looking to finance over a 10-year period or more would find the cost of doing so to be more expensive, he added.

From MarketWatch