Sentence examples for most expensive end from inspiring English sources

At the most expensive end of the scale are gas condensing boilers.

"The fundamental issue is how many more people will buy a $650 £4355) phone in the next couple of years," he says, referring to Apple's position at the most expensive end of the market.

The quality of service, even at the highest and most expensive end, does falter from time to time, overweighed by the heavy weight of the users.

Their estimated spend of £230 per cyclist will make any two-wheeled widow smile wryly: the most expensive top-end racing bikes cost as much as a small car, so that might just about cover a pair of brakes.

One important note in the report was that Apple's average selling price for the iPhone — a metric that basically determines whether people are buying Apple's most expensive, high-end phones — fell beneath Wall Street's expectations.

In London's most expensive districts, upper-end homes typically sell around $3,600 per square foot, basement square footages included.

But, actually, if you encourage companies to relocate and put their factories in the cheapest place and sell to the most expensive, you in the end destroy the communities that you come from.

Might Cloud Atlas, which was shot at Studio Babelsberg and is being billed as Germany's most expensive film ever, also end up overreaching in its efforts to depict the silky spider-threads that here seem to stretch from one reality to another?

If you think the most expensive homes will automatically end up in the hands of the very richest people, however, you're wrong.

On page 286 of this issue, we explain why the technology in the new V-12 engine powering the world's most expensive sports car may end up in Volkswagens.

When buying a product from a company often we have the choice to choose the high end most expensive version or possibly a cheaper version that is more applicable to the budget of the average person.