Sentence examples for less luxury from inspiring English sources

Compared with the average cabin on a cruise ship, you're likely to have more space but less luxury.

For the Hudson Bay C.E.O., Richard Baker, the deal represents a chance to open Saks locations in Canada, where there is much less luxury competition.

That means, in many cases, less luxury spending – something that is hard to reconcile with the image of France as the country of fashion, perfume, and champagne.

The plastic casing is also fairly chintzy, implying less "luxury" and more "phone you get for a penny at the T-Mobile store".

We have observed that in a republic, where riches are equally divided, there can be no such thing as luxury; and as we have shown in Book V., that this equal distribution constitutes the excellence of a republican government; hence it follows, that the less luxury there is in a republic, the more it is perfect.

Changes to NASCAR in the near future include organizational structure and many of the tracks "right sizing" in the same way that many ballparks in Major League Baseball have moved to smaller seating capacities with less luxury suites and the addition of aspects such as standing-room-only party decks.

Despite these upgrades, Rockwater retains a rustic, laid-back air, and there are cabins and other room options for the less luxury-minded.

The spiritual for them is the opposite of the material, a mistake that Gray also makes in his less luxury-laden way.

The Calvin Klein brand was a heady mix of white sand, cloudless skies, stress-less luxury and urgent passion.

Popularly referred to as the "Lipstick Effect," it theorizes that consumers sensing an economic crisis will trade down to less expensive luxury goods, favoring little luxuries that give the consumer a feeling of indulgence without the high-price tag.

Some customers see the service less as luxury than necessity.