Sentence examples for considerably better price from inspiring English sources

It seemed like good news when some of the supermarkets offered contracts to "dedicated milk suppliers", offering a considerably better price than other buyers.

They also often have considerably better availability of and lower prices for many consumer goods in border zones than elsewhere in the drylands.

Audiophiles will likely turn their noses up, but they sound considerably better than a lot of other similarly priced wireless headphones.

At the 'mixed six' price, it's certainly a considerably better bet than most sub-£20 champagne, with lemon and apple, a touch of digestive biscuit and nicely creamy mousse.

In the three remaining markets, prices produced forecasts that were considerably better than average belief.

For the mass shopper, the premium price signified that the product must be considerably better than anything else on the shelf.

Considerably better.

"Curtains" itself is, thank goodness, considerably better.

I come out looking considerably better.

Even as the prices of L.C.D. and plasma TVs slide, high-definition projectors remain expensive — but at least they are getting considerably better.

"We feel considerably better about the states on March 4".