Sentence examples for did more expensive from inspiring English sources

Gascoigne did more expensive harm on other occasions, as when crashing the Middlesbrough team bus into a wall.

But I think if we did more expensive films it would still be a problem to get funding.

For diagnosis, the guidelines suggest that, in addition to CD4 counts, countries do more expensive viral load tests.

It will alert doctors to conditions after simple inexpensive screening tests and before the decision to do more expensive testing".

"As President Obama and old-school liberals absorb more and more of our economy into government, they make what we do more expensive, less efficient and less useful".

More than anything, the evidence shows, we simply do more expensive stuff for patients than any other country in the world.

In truth, the real risk of cheap booze probably isn't what's in it, but how people tend to drink it differently than they do more expensive offerings.

Tickets for the gala sold out, as did far more expensive ones for a private dinner that follows the event.

"We kept getting phone and cable on separate bills and over all, it did seem more expensive than what people in other buildings were paying," recalled Ashley Quigley, 24, an executive conference planner in Manhattan.

So did the more expensive Alberto Giacometti bronze, "Buste de Diego," cast in 1955 in an edition of eight, as it brought £3.4 million, precisely matching the ambitious high estimate.

They are worried that it will not lower healthcare costs and that it actually will make doing business more expensive over time.