Sentence examples for was comparatively expensive from inspiring English sources

In Canada, where until very recently phone companies did not offer unlimited text-messaging plans, texting was comparatively expensive.

Pressuremeter Test (PMT) is comparatively expensive and takes more time to execute compared to Cone Penetration Test (CPT).

As a result, these policies are comparatively expensive.

Though broadband connections are increasingly common in America, service is comparatively expensive and coverage spotty.

The 500-gram items are comparatively expensive, costing from $30 to $80, and often sold in a case of four.

The five- and six-megapixel cameras that are starting to become common make nice prints at even larger sizes but are comparatively expensive.

While PC-based products HTC Vive and Oculus Rift are already available, they're comparatively expensive, rely on powerful computers, and not exactly easy to set up.

That "OTT" ("over the top" of the price barrier) nature has made it hugely popular with people on pay-as-you-go ("prepay") phones where text messages may be comparatively expensive but data allowances are relatively cheap.

(robots being comparatively expensive to manufacture) Inequality remains a pertinent theme but in this novel Malorie Blackman sharpens the focus on the underserving poor and the desperate rather than race.

You may also be offered add-ons such as shopping insurance, or "life event plans" to cover your repayments if you are unable to work, but these can be comparatively expensive and difficult to claim on.

The preconditoner is comparatively expensive and convergence is slow unless time-subdomains are short.