Sentence examples for relatively less expensive from inspiring English sources

Butler, who is based in San Francisco, offers (relatively) less expensive forts, theaters and playhouses, too.

There are relatively less expensive places to relocate in the United States, but they often lack the attractions and amenities that retirees crave.

For one thing, it will be easier and relatively less expensive for the newly unemployed to obtain health coverage under the 1986 law known by its acronym, Cobra.

While it is no longer news that hedge fund managers are spending up to $50 million on primary residences and $45 million on private planes, the magazine lists other relatively less expensive baubles that are attracting their attention.

The United States has long urged China to lift controls on foreign exchange markets that Washington contends keep the renminbi undervalued, making China's exports relatively less expensive in overseas markets.

The most beneficial effect of a stronger U.S. economy might be that it would cause the dollar to rise against the euro, making European products relatively less expensive in foreign markets, Mr. De Grauwe said.

The coats, first introduced, to great success, in Japan, are cut slim, filled with French down (90 percent gray goose down and 10 percent small feather, to be precise) and, relatively speaking, less expensive than Moncler.

Timber ETFs are a relatively new, less expensive investment option.

Adjust for those sectors and the US looks relatively a lot less expensive.

Though this genotypic assay is less sensitive and need validation, it is relatively fast and less expensive especially in resource-poor settings.

Skeptics note that using cash flow makes companies with weak earnings and relatively high prices look less expensive.