Sentence examples for more expensive plans from inspiring English sources

Other, more expensive plans offer more free minutes.

It will look to slowly push people towards more expensive plans, Reed Hastings told investors last week.

The insurance marketplaces, or exchanges, will sell four different levels of plan — bronze, silver, gold and platinum — with the more expensive plans offering the most extensive benefits.

But it would raise taxes for about 30 million people with more expensive plans, unless they switched to less costly alternatives, White House officials said.

Under that program, the government contributes a fixed amount of money for each employee, and workers who choose more expensive plans have to pay more.

• When companies introduce certain discounts — like Sprint's recent offer of free calling to any mobile number — the effect is that customers often switch to more expensive plans.

McDonald's also says it offers a more comprehensive — and more expensive — plan.

Emblem had eliminated his family's category and offered a more expensive plan.

Their plan was rejected in favour of a much more expensive plan to collect all communications from everyone.

"If you want the best, you have to pay," said Ms. Hemmeter, referring to Mr. Gore's more expensive plan.

For her own insurance, Ms. Parker said she would choose the more expensive plan to avoid being limited to a small network of doctors.