Sentence examples for less refurbished from inspiring English sources

Checking eBay, I found that many of phones cost less refurbished than the price they brought at auction.

Currently, a fully restored 190SL can sell for more than $60,000; less meticulously refurbished examples can be bought for less than $20,000, but the cost of correcting a botched renovation can be enormous.

There's the "opportunity cost" – the fear that refurbishment might push homes over eventual market price – and the calculus that new-builds cost less than refurbished homes and don't need to be retro-fitted.

Judge Motz, who convened the second of two days of hearings on the class-action settlement, continued to question why the independent foundation would opt to buy new Apple Macintosh computers for schools when it could buy less expensive, refurbished machines with free Microsoft software.

While less glamorous, a refurbished Shea Stadium could be used for the Olympics.

Ask about warranties; you may have to pay extra or settle for less coverage on a refurbished item.

When publicans are tied in to restrictive arrangements, they tend to have less money to refurbish.

In front of the room's wall of windows, the Beylerians have arranged a vignette of 19th-century French furniture, refurbished to appear less formal.

Other Olympic venues are being built or refurbished in the less affluent districts around Deodoro, the Sambadrome and the Maracanã, but the bulk of the new construction is in Barra on land owned or developed by Carvalho Hosken and its partners.

You can get most iPods for much less if you buy them refurbished from Apple.com.com

Its president, Gwynne Shotwell, said earlier this year that the cost of flying a refurbished booster was potentially less than half that of building a new one for each launch.