Sentence examples for more expensive compared from inspiring English sources

Life can be prohibitively more expensive compared with the cost of living in Mexico.

The MOCVD technique is more expensive compared to the classical wet impregnation.

They looked even more expensive compared with bonds than they had done just before the crash of October 1987.

But they are nowhere near as international as UK and European counterparts, and their two-year MBA programmes make them more expensive compared with UK or European rates.

Due to a high consumption of perfusion fermentation medium, the continuously operated upstream is about 33 €/gmAb more expensive compared to the fed-batch upstream.

It said the high Australian dollar was a major factor it its decision, pointing out that at its peak, the level of the dollar meant Australian manufacturing was 65% more expensive compared with a decade earlier.

However, to utilize soft link switching, the hardware of user devices must be more complex and expensive compared to that of hard link switching to be able to receive signals from many transmitters simultaneously.

Anidulafungin was the dominant treatment (more effective, less expensive) compared to micafungin and caspofungin.

Cost differences are highly variable across centers and include scenarios in which either therapy is more or less expensive compared with the other.

And it was able to generate more cash from these devices compared to previous generation iPhones that use more expensive components compared to plastic.

And higher interest rates, when plugged into many Wall Street valuation formulas, immediately make stocks look more expensive when compared with their projected earnings.