Sentence examples for more expensive even from inspiring English sources

Industry surveys have shown it to be more expensive even than its smaller rival Waitrose.

If gasoline becomes more and more expensive, even hybrid S.U.V.'s might be regarded as guzzlers.

England is more expensive – even regular things, such as water, are more expensive than you'd think.

As the plan became more expensive, even fewer of those who expect to be healthy in the future might enroll.

This will mean breaking the time-honoured link between age and pay a link which ensures that workers get ever more expensive even as their faculties decline.

A survey by the Nielsen Company concludes that Chinese believe that foreign brands are more expensive, even when they are not.

"Everything got a hundred times more expensive and even after three years, subsidies haven't increased whatsoever.

In retrospect, we probably should have included some more expensive wines, even if they were beyond most consumers' price range.

DaimlerChrysler will be introducing the Maybach limousine, bigger and more expensive than even the biggest Mercedes, in 2003.

But retailers know that people will sometimes turn their noses up at a cheap version of a more expensive item, even if the two are essentially the same.

For example, it may encourage people to buy more expensive homes even if it doesn't affect the rate of ownership.