Sentence examples for may prove cheaper from inspiring English sources

Still, depending on the country and your American mobile carrier's rates, buying a local SIM card may prove cheaper than the roaming rates you will pay your carrier.

Because such systems typically cost $25,000 to $50,000 a restaurant, it may prove cheaper -- though slower -- for McDonald's or other big chains to develop their own systems.

This year there are plenty of white and ivory lace dresses in fashion, which may prove cheaper (fingers crossed, though, that one of your guests doesn't turn up in the same dress).

But air capture may prove cheaper than other methods that are being funded now, such as putting solar panels on roofs in dark regions (Germany, for example), where payback times for the solar panels are very long.

Less common combinations of fares may prove cheaper, but these will be much rarer than at present.

PCM chips are expected to last several times as long as currently available Flash memory chips and may prove cheaper for mass production.

The KBW Bank Index, up 43% since Nov. 21, trades at less than book value, which may prove cheap in the long run.

These regions, though densely populated, offer opportunities because they lack infrastructure, and satellite transmission may well prove cheaper than stringing millions of miles of copper wire or fiber.

As my hair is so thick, it may not even prove cheaper than the £2,000 required for six laser sessions on my face, chest and torso.

Barclays has long insisted that it planned to build out its own investment banking presence in the United States, but Lehman's price may prove too cheap to resist, people close to the matter said.

Purchasing rivals may prove a cheap way to grow; developing operations from scratch often requires a firm to subsidise journeys in order to build up a critical mass of drivers and passengers".Three or four years ago this was a very niche market," admits Nicolas Brusson, BlaBlaCar's co-founder.