Sentence examples for using a more expensive from inspiring English sources

"If you are using a more expensive product, there would be less left over," Dr. O'Connell said.

But using the newer processors requires using a more expensive type of memory which would only push the price higher.

Although the plunger lift can take the well to depletion, the recoverable production may not be quite as much as using a more expensive beam pump system to pump liquids out of the well in the latter stages of depletion.

Amazon, for example, knows when it can use basic ground shipping from one of its warehouses to get a parcel to you in two days instead of using a more expensive service.

Harris seeks a school equivalent of the medical practice of screening with a more primitive test and using a more expensive and reliable test to confirm potential problems.

If you're using a more expensive can of tuna packed in olive oil, skip this step.

I suspect your ThinkPad R50e uses a more expensive variant of the dome keyboard with a scissor switch design.

Megan Sheekey, a Parks Department spokeswoman, said the promenade had always been salted, for safety, although in the past the city might have used a more expensive, milder chemical.

At home he uses a more expensive, handblown version of the same glass (the Enoteca line, about $40 per glass on Amazon).

The shortages of generic drugs also drive up the cost of care when doctors have to use a more expensive drug instead.

For example, a car traveling at 90 km/h (25 m/s) will advance 50 cm in 20 ms. One solution to fix this problem is to use only the even or the odd image fields and to ignore the other half of the original image, or to use a more expensive full-frame camera.