Sentence examples for rather cheaper than from inspiring English sources

Walking, for British punters, may be rather cheaper than talking.

Science fiction, by clothing science in human drama, has the power to recreate that primordial immediacy, like a lab where the conditions of the ancient universe are recreated (but rather cheaper than Cern).

The best news is that a FlatFrog device is supposed to be rather cheaper than a Surface, probably because it uses more traditional display tech.

While, more generally, e-scooters are "priced between public transportation and taxis" rather than being cheaper than both, as is the case for dockless cycles.

It was in a small, decent building, three or four stories high, inexpensive rather than cheap-looking.

The Melbourne facility also overused I.M.R.T. treatments rather than cheaper alternatives — a criticism voiced repeatedly by its auditors, prosecutors said.

Such advertising also leads patients to seek out more expensive treatments, rather than cheaper ones that are often equally effective.

This meant choosing freelance over staff jobs and renting in clanky, overpriced pre-war buildings rather than cheaper high-rises.

Their experts are trained to weed out excesses, such as billing for paralegal staff rather than cheaper clerks for menial tasks.There are signs of pushback.

Astonishingly, the country spends most of its scarce AIDS money on brand-name drugs rather than cheaper generics, which could treat three times as many people.

It had not escaped opponents' notice that the lawyers the trustees consulted, rather than cheaper conciliation options such as Acas, were Harbottle and Lewis.