Sentence examples for more expensive premises from inspiring English sources
Between 1918 and 1939 the LCC continued replacing East End housing with five or six storey flats, despite residents preferring houses with gardens and opposition from shopkeepers who were forced to relocate to new, more expensive premises.
If you do want to rent premises, keep the overheads low and don't try to move into an area that is expensive start at the lower end and change to more expensive premises when you can afford more.
But rethinking the plan could make it significantly more expensive and undermine its premise: to make Figueroa the clear biking, walking and bus link between South L.A., USC and downtown.
This can be a major factor when charges associated with data going from the cloud to the premise are more expensive than charges for data going from the premise to the cloud.
IT spend globally — from devices through to data center investments and the services that run on them — it set to reach $3.7 trillion in 2013, but that represents shrinking growth of only 2% on 2012, as more expensive items like PCs and on-premise software continue to get pushed out by less expensive, newer things like lower-cost tablets and cloud services.
And I rarely leave a meeting without talking about cost – and more specifically, how to figure out whether the cloud is cheaper or more expensive than running applications in an on-premises data center.
More seriously, the real error lay in the company taking on too expensive premises in the centre of town and failing to really scope out what its real difference would be.
Everything becomes more expensive.
— and commensurately more expensive.
Lobsters are more expensive.
