Sentence examples for longer inexpensive from inspiring English sources

Dr. Brodow also wants voters to know that with rising energy costs, double-digit increases in health care costs and state mandates, "education is no longer inexpensive".

Secondly, bubble-in testing is no longer inexpensive, and its damage to our educational values is far greater than the tests' price tag.

Though high-quality, heavy-duty commercial carpet will be more expensive, keep in mind that it will last longer than inexpensive carpet.

Honda is one of the companies trying to make inroads in minicars, as the 21st century Honda Civic is no longer small or inexpensive.

All too often, though, the wine fell flat, to the point where the word Valpolicella no longer signified a supple, inexpensive, easy-to-enjoy wine but became synonymous with thin, mass-produced wine of little character.

Airlines will stop charging so much for last-minute tickets, but they will no longer allow passengers to buy inexpensive tickets and then change itineraries.

Besides my kit, on flights five hours or longer I drag along an inexpensive lightweight Indian shawl (not a Pashmina), an inflatable collapsible neck pillow, and two liter bottles of spring water.

No longer used only as an inexpensive substitute for film, as a vehicle for special effects or as an aesthetic frontier for industry outsiders like David Lynch, digital has gone so mainstream it's doubtful that most moviegoers, critics included, see it when it's right in front of their eyes.

Old, off-patent (now inexpensive) pills no longer have any marketing muscle.

The LED microscopes use lamps that are inexpensive with much longer life span.

Patrons going to the inexpensive balcony seats no longer have to enter the building like shamefaced interlopers through a side entrance.