Sentence examples for more expensive example from inspiring English sources

One more expensive example.

"At this price, you'll find decent examples, but they won't have the biggest engines or the rare options found on the more expensive examples," he said.

Many of the lots were passed up by the auction giants Sotheby's and Christie's, which had better, more expensive examples to sell.

He figured that the price range was too broad and that he could easily sell the cheaper ones at prices closer to the more expensive examples.

Studies reviewed by Rao et al. show however, that healthier foods are not always more expensive; for example healthier options per serving for dairy foods were less expensive than the unhealthier options [ 47].

This can be due to the fact that they are a lot more expensive, (for example, buying a bike that does not have a 180-pound weight limit will cost up to 20 times as much as a run-of-the-mill bike that any thin person can use), or because you were held back by others or their criticism, or because you wanted to wait until you were thinner before doing whatever it is.

"A water-related investment could potentially shield retailers from water-induced market fluctuations and protect against price hikes or from having to source too often from more expensive options, for example overseas.

In one past example, after Renault-Nissan began making cheap cars in Romania, it transferred low-cost engineering techniques to its plants producing more expensive models — for example, making doors flatter so they could be stacked in greater volume in shipping containers, according to Pauline Kee, a Nissan spokeswoman.

The costs of transgender surgeries (taken as a whole) are no more expensive than, for example, a gall bladder removal, which has a much smaller rate of incidence and a lower rate of complications.

A free one might have less than a more expensive one for example.

The commission's statement that iTunes prices are 10percentt more expensive in Britain, for example, did not appear to take account of a recent slide in the value of the pound against the euro.