Sentence examples for comparatively high price from inspiring English sources
Shrinkwrapped copies of the games for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 were available in the window at the comparatively high price.
But with the comparatively high price of the console itself, gamers might not appreciate having to pay over the odds for memory, too.
The downside of P.C.R. is that it is sold at a comparatively high price, which means that in large parts of the world, it might as well have never been invented.
Consumption of polycrystalline cubic boron nitride in tooling is growing, despite its comparatively high price and design restrictions….
However the comparatively high price of the iPhone makes it difficult to gain wide mainstream adoption despite the introduction of lower-priced devices and discounts for older models.
Speaking about their attitudes toward shopping last week, several high school students said they liked to shop at Abercrombie & Fitch and thought the brand was still cool, despite the comparatively high prices, while others thought it was too expensive and didn't like the hyper-sexualized atmosphere of the stores.
Some medical groups would like alcohol taxes to rise.Such an approach, though, would penalise businesses and moderate drinkers, who already have to contend with comparatively high prices, as well as encouraging smuggling from lower-tax countries elsewhere in Europe, which is already widespread.
An AmbientLED will last as long as an electric razor, and while that means Philips will be giving up many disposable-bulb sales, the comparatively high prices (and 20 to 30 percent margins) currently prevailing in the L.E.D. marketplace will make the tradeoff extremely profitable, at least in the short term.
