Sentence examples for more expensive then from inspiring English sources

"If coal doesn't become much more expensive, then enterprises won't use more green energy".

Stocks fell yesterday, sending the Nasdaq composite index to its lowest level in two months, after a Merrill Lynch analyst said that computer-related shares were more expensive then they had been in almost 20 years.

It is a convenient assumption for renewables and nuclear: if the price of fossil fuel is going to get more expensive, then renewables and nuclear will be relatively cheap.

Router, teleco and ISP prices have dropped and may only be slightly more expensive then a number of individual dial-up accounts.

I'll be honest, I'd rather have one service that has everything I want, even if it's slightly more expensive, then 10 of these half-services.

No official word on the price, but it's probably safe to assume they will be significantly more expensive then the SA6's $250.

"I don't need maternity care, and so requiring that to be in my insurance policy is something that I don't need and will make the policy more expensive," then-Sen.

"And it's not just airfare, but hotels have been more expensive, and then rental cars and gas and those things.

He had taken a second mortgage on his house – equipment for filmmaking was a lot more expensive back then – and raised some money from like-minded locals for a long-shot venture.

If you're looking for an even beefier setup with all the features you might find in a more expensive package then take a look at the Pentax K200D.

Total cost for a similarly sized iTable overlay is significantly more expensive, but then again you don't have to buy the pieces at Radio Shack and mount them inside your TV's casing.