Sentence examples similar to more expensive timing from inspiring English sources
Rather than incorporating more expensive technologies such as variable valve timing or a variable compression ratio compressor, a fixed valve system consisting of a rotary valve and passive check valves is optimized to operate efficiently over a range of tank pressures.
Its four-cylinder, 1.5-liter engine has 104hp; it gets an admirable 41 miles per gallon and sports mileage-and power-enhancing variable-valve timing, generally found in much more expensive cars.
Its four-cylinder, 1.5-liter engine generates 104hp, gets an admirable 17 kilometers per liter and has mileage-and power-enhancing variable valve timing, generally found only in much more expensive cars.
But with lending between banks getting more expensive due to the global credit crunch, it is particularly bad timing for the bank to face an erosion of its deposit base.
The measure is intended to frustrate market timing since it makes the frequent selling of shares more expensive.
The drop in annual inflation in April was partly explained by the earlier timing of Easter, which fell in March this year making travel more expensive that month.
Progression of OA is generally slower in large animals, providing scope for evaluating timing of intervention, but they require more drug and are more expensive.
But both are more expensive than fossil-fuel plants, and are therefore likely to lead to an increase in electricity prices.The timing of all this looks especially bad.
Everything becomes more expensive.
Lobsters are more expensive.
