Sentence examples for make more expensive from inspiring English sources

Other companies make more expensive models.

Pyongyang will inevitably make more expensive and difficult demands.

In some cases, undesirable local impacts may make more expensive renewable technologies, such as offshore wind or solar, more attractive.

"Insurers will argue that, statistically, young men cost more to insure as they make more expensive claims than women, and that this is reflected in the premiums that they are quoted," says Scott Kelly, the head of motor at Gocompare.com.com

Compaq, in third place, and Hewlett-Packard in fourth, which make more expensive hand-held computers for corporate customers, gained the most ground and "are the only vendors making decent profits in this market today," Dataquest said.

Now a convert to the digital way, Mr. Heisler sees a day in the near future when photographers will only use film as a "craft choice," the way fine art photographers make more expensive platinum prints.

Consumer volumes fell as people held off posting big items made more expensive by the size-based pricing.

"It's hard for the guys over here, it's an expensive sport, and it's made more expensive by the travel.

For example, some 'bad' snacks were sold on only one day of the week and all 'bad' snacks were made more expensive.

Direct flights are in high demand, and are therefore made more expensive by airlines.

Often the difference between cheap and expensive clothes is the fabric used and the cut, which makes more expensive clothing look sleek and form fitting.