Sentence examples for so more expensive from inspiring English sources

Ford finds itself doing the equivalent of trying to drive up a down escalator: its new vehicles tend to be fancier and so more expensive, but car buyers expect and get lower prices.Ford is hoping to fight back using techniques that it has learnt from the Japanese and already applied in Europe.

"If new tax bands were adopted nationally, rebalancing so more expensive properties incurred higher charges, those renting in London could end up paying higher council tax, on top of their already higher rent, versus a household on a similar income in another part of the country".

Jauchius says these policies might be 10% or so more expensive.

At the same time, for structural reasons, consumption is still outpacing production, so more expensive food is not just a passing phenomenon.

Thus I estimate that a car built in Korea and shipped to the U.S., taking into account various imported parts and other costs, has gotten 15% less expensive to build in dollars while a car built in Japan and shipped to the U.S. has gotten 10% or so more expensive.

When I became a mother and time became so much more expensive, my efficiency and focus so improved that I became much more effective than I had expected to be.

And there are so many more rich people now, with so much more money than ever before, and campaigns are so much more expensive... well, do the math.

Similar arrangements exist for climate accords, but the sums need to be far higher because the actions are so much more expensive, the responsibility of industrialised nations is so much greater, and the impact on poor countries is incalculably worse.

"It's so much more expensive.

So yes, more expensive wine is not necessarily better wine.

It's not because classrooms and professors have become so much more expensive.