Sentence examples for somewhat less expensive from inspiring English sources

These cities also have the benefit of being somewhat less expensive compared to Palo Alto.

Mr. Kiss's design, by contrast, is somewhat less expensive and much quicker to assemble.

Mr. Franco and Mr. Blum hope to break ground on what will be a somewhat less expensive building this spring.

Most residents reside in Redwood City, Menlo Park, and Mountain View as these areas also have the benefit of being somewhat less expensive compared to Palo Alto.

Now, he writes, some of the survivors have a new model that is somewhat less expensive, but still aimed mainly at the wealthy.

Levi's sees this line as a way to skim the cream off the market and as a testing ground for somewhat less expensive models.

But the virtual books being used in the United States are somewhat less elaborate and, therefore, less expensive to produce.

Both restitution and community service provide victims and the community with compensation, and they provide alternatives for judges that are somewhat less punitive and far less expensive than jail or prison time.

He added that the size and weight of the more expensive meteorites might have made them somewhat less accessible than the smaller, less expensive lots, which may be why many did not find buyers.

The high cost of treatment "cocktails" made mass distribution of such drugs impractical--but did not preclude a search for less expensive, somewhat effective treatments.

Its emphasis has often shifted to domestic, less expensive, somewhat wonkier topics, like opposition to gun control; columns like the "Slick Willie Watch"; open-seas piracy; and warnings of Vietnam-like quagmires ("Colombia Burning: The Dark Future of Narco-Wars").