Sentence examples for perhaps more expensive from inspiring English sources

SHORT selling will become harder, and perhaps more expensive.

We hypothesized that a two-doctor model including a highly-trained CBT therapist for OCD would be more efficacious, but perhaps more expensive or otherwise unavailable to many people suffering from OCD.

In addition, she says, "Cost of treatment would mean that a one-size-fits-all [policy] would have to be the lowest common denominator to ensure that all agencies and governments could afford to implement the guidelines is this ethical if there are better, but perhaps more expensive, treatments available for some countries?

"This is a very expensive war, you know, counter-insurgency, counterterrorism, is perhaps much more expensive than conventional warfare," Madeira said.

If customers don't want a cheaper beer, perhaps a more expensive beer might work?

An unintended consequence of this is that executing a murderer is now perhaps three times more expensive than locking him up for life.

GETTING to the Caribbean this winter is going to be a little harder and perhaps a lot more expensive, as many airlines have cut back on flights, leaving less capacity and thus more demand for the seats still available.

Under Cotton, the US military would be bigger, more expensive, perhaps more inclined to saber rattling, and quite possibly less open to advancing opportunities for women.

Perhaps this fee is more expensive for Chilean tourists considering income per capita in both countries.

Treatment was expensive, perhaps more thorough than it needed to be, but the doctors were diligent and attentive.

"It is much more expensive, perhaps double the price," said Christian Jensen, the project director at Energinet.dk, which operates the electricity grid.