Sentence examples for less than printed from inspiring English sources
With e-books costing less to make but also selling for much less than printed books, it's no wonder that publishers are anxiously eyeing the horizon.
The introduction of the Kindle was met with some skepticism, with doubts raised over who would pay the relatively high cost for the unit priced at $399 for its initial release even though titles for the Kindle generally cost less than printed works.
A single 6x4in print will set you back just 5p on either site - almost eight times less than printing a single photo in-store at Boots.
As Intel's cofounder Gordon Moore recently noted, there are more transistors made every year than raindrops falling on California, and producing one costs less than printing a single character in a newspaper.
Net sources are on average much less reliable than printed ones because even though scholarly material is available via Google, a much larger percentage of what you find is, in one way or another, self-published and therefore less reliable.
I buy for less than the printed price but never exceed that printed price when I resell.
It takes about a week, but it's less hassle than printing out all those pages and then organizing them.
Furthermore, these price considerations don't even acknowledge the elephant in the room: that because there are no printing or shipping costs, a digital magazine really should cost less than the printed edition.
But Rob Grimshaw, the managing director of FT.com, says the cost of online distribution is far less than printing and distributing a paper.
For instance, consumers expect e-books to cost less than print books; authors expect e-book royalties to be higher than those for print books; and publishers must build new business models to account for these expectations, while simultaneously running a print-based business according to established models.
Barnesandnoble.com said it would charge $5.95 to $7.95 for its electronic editions, and always less than a printed equivalent.
