Sentence examples for more expensive though from inspiring English sources

(Nextel's group calling is much more expensive, though; more on this in a moment).

SSD drives are also much more expensive though, so once again, compromise might be the best option.

But they became more and more expensive, though many were sold on, some at a phenomenal profit.

More expensive, though, are the fees at rehab places or nursing homes, which Medicare will pay for after three days of inpatient care.

With its more delicate taste and lower caffeine content, Arabica is more popular and more expensive, though generally more finicky in its weather needs.

In our last two visits, we moved to the Hotel Garni Knappaboda, a somewhat more expensive (though still reasonable) hotel on the banks of the river.

In some cases, prospectuses steered investors away from Class B or Class C shares, calling them more expensive, even though for the typical fund transaction — less than $50,000 invested for around four years — B and C shares can be cheapest.

And Britain's BT just removed a 300 GB cap on its more expensive plan, though it retains the right to throttle the heaviest users during peak congestion.The erosion of a market is never a pretty thing to watch, especially in places in which de facto or de jure monopolies prevent competitors from entering the fray on equal terms.

The sound quality from the speaker is decent, much better than a lot of more expensive devices (though I'd still prefer a Jambox for audio fidelity), and it can actually go quite loud.

Above the iPad is the iPad Mini 4 which is more expensive even though it is three years old, has worse specifications than the new iPad and the iPad Mini range previously sat below the iPad Air.

Property and sales taxes in the state are also on the more expensive end, though New York doesn't tax Social Security or inheritances.