Sentence examples similar to comparatively pricier from inspiring English sources
Parents at Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring said lack of funds had driven them to seek out a church, rather than the comparatively pricey Comcast Center in College Park.
The Carriage House on West 24th Street, originally a stable, also seemed comparatively pricey, especially because of the parking-lot view.
It is an idea that could consign today's comparatively pricey screens to the technological waste-bin alongside cathode-ray tubes.
Tied into a lack of content comes the fact that Netflix's service is comparatively pricey in parts of the world.
Of course, Nintendo, presently a distant third in the console race, is making the most of this, earmarking $200m£105m5m) for a marketing campaign that aims to wrest sales away from Americans who were thinking of getting an Xbox 360 (now that it's a year old, and bedded down) or a PS3 (which is shiny and new, but comparatively very pricey).
This type of places is a lot pricier (comparatively) to the other spots listed here, and its a different vibe.
Pretty pricey compared to other options.
They can steer you away from some of the finest value funds, just as you should be looking at them, and guide you to pricey ones with weak finances because their recent monthly returns, though unsustainable, look comparatively stable.
That would allow Apple to produce it comparatively cheaply and to limit the top price of the product, while retaining mobile broadband connectivity for its pricier iPad line.
