Sentence examples for to be less expensive from inspiring English sources

Rundfunk tickets tend to be less expensive.

Invariably, that strategy turns out to be less expensive, too.

Still, the seats that are available are likely to be less expensive than usual.

Concentrate on Europe, she advised, where legal fees tend to be less expensive.

Older town houses, he said, tend to be less expensive than new condos.

The line is meant to be less expensive compared with most competitors and even Phat Farm.

Y.M.C.A. camps tend to be less expensive and offer two-week chunks.

"It seems to be less expensive to make a movie that way," he said.

And even if you splurge on heirloom beans, it's still going to be less expensive than beef.

Canton, a new red and blue pattern, also happens to be less expensive than the familiar formal blue and white.

Wi-Fi-only models tend to be less expensive than those that also connect over the 3G phone network.