Sentence examples for yet more expensive from inspiring English sources

Yet more expensive kerosene would hurt the poor (not to mention the government's own electoral prospects).

Although starters are skimpier yet more expensive than the generous main courses, some should be ordered.

The investment needed for a clean energy future is already huge and is made yet more expensive by political uncertainty.

Later this year, it will introduce yet faster (and yet more expensive) versions of the Pentium II, and cut the prices of its existing chips.

Without pay increases, staff shortages will become acute, making the employment of yet more expensive temporary staff inescapable – despite the caps the government wants to introduce.

Sales were hurt after customers stocked up on older-model water heaters ahead of a July federal deadline to use safer, yet more expensive, heaters, said A.O. Smith, which is based in Milwaukee.

It may be possible to mosaic image with less overlap than was used in this study, if the more accurate (yet more computationally expensive) multi-frame joint image registration algorithms are utilized [ 46– 46].

If the crisis drags on and claims more victims, gradualism could yet become more expensive than a more ambitious approach.Something important happened on Wall Street this week.

Better yet, but more expensive, take this Eldrick T. Woods over to Pebble Beach's 524-yard par-5 sixth hole, put a golf ball in the right rough more than 200 yards below the green that is atop a cliff, hand him a 7-iron and see if he can put the ball on the green, as the real Woods did in winning last year's United States Open.

Defamed chemicals will have to be replaced by other, not yet defamed, more expensive ones.

Three different top-down partitioning methods are investigated, and compared with formally more rigorous yet much more expensive bottom-up algorithms.