Sentence examples for more expensive early from inspiring English sources

New contracts with more expensive early termination fees.

Mosquito surveillance data provide a more expensive early warning but add substantial predictive value.

Agricultural products are more expensive early or late in the season.

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Prison is incredibly more expensive than early childhood programs.

The vaccines, which offer some protection against infection from sexually transmitted viruses, are far more expensive than earlier vaccines against other diseases — Gardasil's list price is $360 for the three-dose series, and the total cost is typically $400 to nearly $1,000 with markup and office visits (and often only partially covered by health insurance).

These ships would have been much larger and more expensive than earlier vessels and President Warren G. Harding called a conference at Washington, D. C. in late 1921 to forestall a very expensive arms race.

Further, a systematic review by Saltzman et al., which compared the costs associated with early versus delayed ACLR found that delayed ACLR was $1574 more expensive than an early procedure (Saltzman et al. 2015).

However, nursery schools are more expensive than other early years provision, principally because of the cost of employing qualified specialist teachers.

But it is more expensive, with a early bird Kickstarter backer price-tag of $150 (or $170 thereafter) vs $100 for the Looxcie 3. Plus, you have to wait til June (at the earliest) to get it — giving Looxcie a chance to work on uping the resolution of its range in the meanwhile.

When evaluating the cost-effectiveness of newer, more effective but more expensive interventions for early breast cancer, the prevention of recurrence and the associated costs should at least partly offset the additional upfront costs of implementing new interventions.