If American labor is more expensive, it is also more efficient than labor is elsewhere.
By the hypothesis, no more than a hundred quarters can be produced in the district, unless by either bringing worse land into cultivation, or altering the system of culture to a more expensive one.
Two sizes of flat colanders with pin head holes are to be found at the 5 and 10 cent stores, which are just as useful and durable as more expensive ones.
Cream judiciously used is no more expensive from a financial stand point than butter, and from a health standpoint it is cheaper.
A little cream with the water in which the vegetable was cooked often gives a finer flavored soup than milk and is no more expensive.
Live cattle are, perhaps, the only commodity of which the transportation is more expensive by sea than by land.
Those of the master shoemaker are a little, though but a very little, more expensive.
Great Britain is most burdensome on her finances, though it has been dwelt upon with particular emphasis, nor whether an army be more expensive in every case, than a navy.
And because the cheaper mode of production must always displace the mode which is more expensive: as Prof.
We have opened our own trenches entirely by hand labor, finding laborers more convenient than oxen or horses, and no more expensive.
The objections to this contrivance are, that it is temporary; that it occupies too much room; and that it is more expensivethan a well of cast iron or stone-ware of proper size.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "more expensive" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
