Sentence examples for somewhat pricier from inspiring English sources

These range from a reasonably priced Wordsworth Classics paperback to a somewhat pricier, but beautifully illustrated, Folio Society printing.

But the somewhat pricier baby back ribs will become tender a little more quickly, as will "country style" ribs, which are actually cross-cut shoulder chops.

It's not a surprise to learn that Martinez worked with three-Michelin-starred chef Quique Dacosta, at El Poblet, also in Valencia – a somewhat pricier stop-off.

While home sellers' agents tend to choose somewhat pricier comparable properties than do buyers' agents, they usually have enough experience to know that an overly optimistic assessment will not help a client reach a satisfactory deal.

Though he has some marketing hurdles to overcome – the product is somewhat pricier than other sugar substitutes and some nutritionists have cautioned that its ingredients may be known to cause some intestinal distress – interest has been strong among a variety of grocery chains and large retail outlets.

Willamette Industries is somewhat pricier, with an enterprise multiple of 7, but it has become more expensive because the company is already in play.

For now, it remains a somewhat pricey, somewhat brief retreat from reality.

Fuseta has shacks for somewhat pricey drinks and snacks by the quayside.

Its beauty helped to allay the pain of buying a somewhat pricey 7.60 dollar daily transit pass within.

The list, by the way, has some interesting selections, though they are all recent vintages and somewhat pricey.

There were ample chaises and all kinds of boating and nautical equipment could be rented at somewhat pricey levels.