Sentence examples for deep more expensive from inspiring English sources

Shallow wells go dry faster than deep, more expensive wells.

Conventional gas wells are usually much deeper and more expensive to dig, and do not drain huge quantities of groundwater.

It may also contain other elements like boron, which can harm the drilling process, and the reservoirs may be deeper and more expensive to tap.

The company runs private background checks rather than the deeper, slightly more expensive government-run background checks that involve finger printing.

Most of the losses have come in Appalachian mines — which produce coal for making steel and electricity — because they are older, deeper and more expensive to operate.

The oldest of the basic underground methods, room-and-pillar mining grew naturally out of the need to recover more coal as mining operations became deeper and more expensive.

Celtic remain three points to the good and have a squad that is vastly deeper - and more expensive - than Aberdeen's.

The news of a secret research lab fits into a larger narrative about Apple's deeper and more expensive focus on research and development.

"Going deeper is more expensive, that means the prices will rise". Currently global tanzanite sales amount to $50m£33m3m) each year, whereas diamonds have been known to earn nearly $12bn in a single year.

Kreiss sells dining room chairs that are about three inches wider and three inches deeper than regular chairs and sofas about 18 inches longer and 10 inches deeper (and $2,000 more expensive) than regular sofas.

Projector beams offer the designer a small, round shape (four per car: two main beams and two high beams), but the lamp package is deeper, heavier and more expensive than conventional lamps.