Sentence examples for lesser expensive from inspiring English sources

The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid.

At $179EU, roughly $140US, the 2-watt speakers better sound good too, 'cause there are a lot of lesser expensive options out there.

My co-editor Matthew Panzarino writes:  "The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid".

The pricier BDP-6003 is only going to be sold in certain channels and the lesser expensive model is meant for the Best Buy / Circuit City crowd when they drop sometime during September.

Having said that, when I was…I mean…I heard that kids who have friends as cashiers can get them to swipe the UPC code for the lesser expensive items and casually miss the more expensive items so that they aren't charged.

In their daily struggle to answer "What would Steve do?" the management at Apple will need to determine which technologies, features and benefits will get deleted or diluted in order to make a lesser iPhone less expensive.

They recommended establishment of monitoring networks for hydrogen sulfide and ammonia using many low-cost passive monitors and a lesser number of expensive realtime monitors.

Obtained from manufacturers in Switzerland, Germany and to a lesser degree Japan, the expensive, state-of-the-art machines have replaced the manually operated equipment that dominated the industry until the 1970s.

To be sure, there have been other big importers of talents: United, over the past 25 years; Chelsea, under the ownership of Roman Abramovich; and to a lesser, but still very expensive, degree, Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham.

This may be explained by the fact that the greater the participation of the community, the greater the acceptance and use of services and the lesser the demand for expensive curative services [ 18].

Some try to avoid the crowds and save on room rates by visiting the lesser-known (and less expensive) islands.