Sentence examples for expensive cheaper from inspiring English sources

Make an End Run When long distance was expensive, cheaper dial-around services — where you first dial an 800-number or special code to get into the system — made sense.

"If Amazon can build an ecosystem around textbooks, the DX would make more sense, especially because textbooks are so expensive; cheaper textbooks could make up for the cost of the hardware," says Avi Greengart, research director for consumer devices, Current Analysis.

If the results of a treatment are plotted on this graph then they will lie in one of four basic areas: Cheaper and more effective, more effective but more expensive, cheaper but not as good or more expensive and not as good.

Nothing is too old, expensive, cheap, cute or ugly for me.

As top versions became expensive, cheap zinfandels often became falsely plush and oaky in imitation, losing their fresh vibrancy.

Thus, a passive approach buys more (less) of stocks that are expensive (cheap) because of that fact that they are expensive (cheap).

inexpensive - not expensive; cheap - The shop sells inexpensive second-hand computers.

All they have is $10 "reserved seats" (just another name for expensive cheap seats).

There's no need for anything too expensive; cheap nail polish should work fine.

Rates fluctuate annually and what's cheap today may end up being more expensive (or cheaper) a year from now and even more expensive the year after that.

(Actual silver silverware — or even the plated stuff — was ruled out as too expensive. Cheaper, lower-grade steel was deemed not durable enough).