Sentences with phrase «expensive than in the summer»

Not only will buying corn in the winter be more expensive than in the summer, as Erin Brodwin of Business Insider reported, but off - season produce travels from further away and will perish sooner.

Not exact matches

I don't think there will be someone coming in this summer that is going to be more expensive than the fee paid for the service of Xhaka.

The Arsenal youngster Rob Holding arrived at the Emirates in the summer with very little fanfare as he only came from Bolton for a minimal fee, but there are some people who think he is already better in the Gunners defence than the incredibly expensive Shkodran Mustafi who arrived the same summer.

If Wenger can find suitable transfers in January, they are guaranteed to be MUCH more expensive than they would have been in the summer so it will be painful for Wenger to have to put his hands in the Arsenal coffers, but the fact is that if we are to sustain our title challenge we will need at least two reinforcements, and we will also have to pray that no more of our stars get injured over the festive period.

This is just the best time of summer here in the United States: all varieties of fresh greens have flooded the market, and locally grown blueberries are less expensive than any other time of the year.

I picked them up in Italy this summer after lusting over these Jenni Kayne flats, which are just little more expensive than the Zara ones.

And more than ever, horror films represent a safe bet compared to expensive action flicks, so many of which flopped this summer in what has become a feast - or - famine business.

The new models will be smaller and less expensive than Tesla's $ 70,000 Model S sedan, which went on sale last summer, and the upcoming Model X crossover that's due in...

Not only are winter tires more expensive than your summer tires, but they can actually affect your vehicle in negative ways when the weather doesn't require them.

You can find steep discounts on travel — especially in the first few weeks after the New Year — making that dreamy beach getaway even more appealing than it would be during peak (read: crowded and expensive) summer.

It said: «At this time of the summer their rehousing in other lodgings will be complicated, as well as being more expensive, since renting a house costs more than a flat or apartment.»

For three months last summer, temperatures in Texas soared higher than at any time in recorded history, and the state is still coping with the most expensive drought in its history.

Windows are much more expensive than walls and are lovely things, but truly a case of where you can have too much of a good thing, causing «overheating in summer, heat loss in winter, reduced privacy, less space for storage and furniture and more glass to clean.»

Not only does glass transfer heat and cold much more than other materials - making buildings more expensive to cool in the summer and heat in the winter - but builders have typically built glass towers with the same materials on all four sides, even though the impact of the sun is far more severe on the south and west.

I replaced the floor and toilet in our master bathroom last summer, with the new and improved version of the Golf Ball toilet, which has never needed plunging and has a really - nice looking tank as a bonus: o) Lowes carries them, and so does Home Depot (where they're quite a bit more expensive than @ Lowes).