Sentence examples for offering more expensive from inspiring English sources

This may lead to a drop in applications from poorer students especially to those institutions offering more expensive courses.

He said he hoped to increase profit margins by offering more expensive digital televisions with added features.

Opening fancier restaurants and offering more expensive food may seem counterintuitive in a country where incomes are still very low.

Marks & Spencer focused on offering more expensive, better-quality meals, but the current downturn forces the chain to increasingly compete with cheaper supermarkets like Tesco and Asda, and Wal-Mart's store, which also sell clothes.

Hakkasan was also offering more money.

Offering more rail and rocker.

There is also the possibility that the 11-inch MacBook Air, the company's cheapest laptop, will be dropped from the line-up, with Apple offering the more expensive 12-inch MacBook – confusingly, largely the same size as the Air, but with a bigger screen – for those who need a lightweight computer for travelling.

The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid.

My co-editor Matthew Panzarino writes:  "The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid".

As it stands now, AirPods cost $159 in the U.S. The new, rumored pair of in-ear wireless headphones will likely cost more, allowing Apple to price AirPods the same way it prices iPhones, offering a more expensive high-end model and a low-end model like the iPhone SE.

And if the previous Azera was the last vestige of the brand's awkward adolescence, the idea of a deluxe Hyundai sedan seems perfectly rational today, especially with the brand offering even more expensive four-doors like the $40,000 Genesis and $60,000 Equus.