Sentence examples for may cost less from inspiring English sources

Although mandates may cost less than business groups say, they can add up.

The real concern is that for America's corporations, newly legalized immigrant labor may cost less than hiring a jobless American.

Local food may cost less, in part because the cost of shipping ingredients hundreds or thousands of miles is eliminated.

And while you're speaking with your doctor, ask whether long-term prescriptions can be written for 90 days, rather than 30 — which may cost less per dose.

The price ranges given below are for adults purchasing tickets at the door: admission for children and senior citizens may cost less.

But he said that the company's prices would be "very competitive" in the Bronx, and that certain foods may cost less than in Manhattan.

A state school in my own state may technically cost less, but, since aid is generally need-based, I am likely to receive less aid for a state school than for a private school.

Indeed, given that terrorism (and ordinary international crime) imposes real economic costs of their own, not least the increased security expenses attendant upon having to chase threats inside the border when they are not stopped there, strong border controls may well cost less than zero, i.e. be net savers of money.

It may also cost less energy to simply maintain the elements necessary for muscle function at partially reduced levels, rather than build them anew each year.

A ten-pound bag of potatoes may even cost less than a five-pound bag.

But while long-haul flights can be 20% cheaper if you spend Christmas Day in the air (or miss it completely due to time zone differences), short-haul flights may cost 50% less shortly after Christmas.