Sentence examples for point more expensive from inspiring English sources

Memory bandwidth and buffer size are not the Rebel's strong point; more expensive cameras make a point of having better hardware in this area.

Protecting a portfolio full of volatile technology stocks could be several percentage points more expensive for comparable coverage.

Now, here are three additional reasons you should order the fight (even though the $84.95 price point is more expensive than most PPVs).

While you'll probably want to keep your points for more expensive flights, your points are still worth at 2.1 cents each for a $49 flight which is an excellent redemption value.

However, charging an electric car at public points is more expensive than at home, particularly on rapid chargers.

Otherwise, you're paying a much higher interest rate than you ought to be making your points much more expensive than they ought to be.

"Prada has been clever to hold their prices on the more basic comparable things, even though their average price point has gotten more expensive," Ms. Gilhart said.

That is small change compared with the Robert F. Kennedy high school complex in Los Angeles, built in 2010 for $578 million — a figure critics liked to point out was more expensive than Beijing's Olympic stadium.

But many grocers and retailers oppose the tax, fearing an increased demand for the paper bag, which they point out is more expensive and, because it is bulkier than plastic, requires more space and trucks to deliver.

It is worth noting at this point, smartphones are more expensive in Europe but mostly because their prices always include sales tax.

But it eventually got to the point that the more expensive Sunday edition was too much of a splurge for her tight budget.