Sentence examples for more expensive on from inspiring English sources

When I compared prices on five items at my local Sainsbury's with the fruit and veg stall across the road, the stall was cheaper on three items, the same on one, and more expensive on one.

However, if we consider both types of non-MOM implants (ceramic-on-ceramic and metal-on-polythene), this difference disappears entirely as the non-MOM implants were slightly more expensive on average than the MOM ones.

The same influencer on one platform may be more expensive on another.

More fascinating trivia: orange juice is more expensive on Saturday.

Mr. Young: "You realize why things are more expensive on Fire Island".

Bizarrely, products are also $0.41 more expensive on average for Android users.

Strawberries actually got more expensive on our second trip — by 50 cents.

That has taken a toll on exports like textiles by making them more expensive on the world market.

This allows it to compete against more expensive, on-peak power instead of very cheap base-load power.

Otherwise, the broker must purchase additional (more expensive) on-demand instances from the provider to fulfil the obligation to the client.

In contrast to Scotland, the high per adult consumption in the South West was attributable to (more expensive) on-trade sales.