Sentence examples for more expensive thus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Critser argued that the cost savings allowed soft-drink companies to create larger sizes that were only marginally more expensive, thus propelling people to drink more soda.

All other things equal this will make US and Japanese exports more expensive, thus having a potential dampening effect on those countries' economic growth.

Many reasons are being bandied about for the dearth of new drugs: Research is becoming more expensive, thus pharmaceutical companies are finding the cost/benefit risks too high; we are overusing antibiotics, thereby reducing their potency too quickly.

It will make U.S. products cheaper all around, and European products more expensive, thus boosting U.S. exports and manufacturing.

Moreover, technological innovations in the diagnostic sector have made services more efficient, but at the same time more expensive, thus increasing costs.

Exports then become more expensive (and thus decline), while imports become relatively cheap (and increase).

Tariffs make solar panels more expensive, and thus discourage their use, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association.

But the peso is likely to come under downward pressure, making imports more expensive and thus pushing up inflation.

This newspaper has long argued for a carbon tax to make dirty energy more expensive and thus curb demand.

French salaries have increased in real terms while German salaries have fallen, making French workers more expensive and thus less productive and competitive.

They talk in vague terms about using the market to solve the country's energy problem, but they don't want to make energy use more expensive — and thus let the market solve the problem.