Sentences with phrase «expensive versions of things»

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In general, generics are a wonderful thing — they're a lower - cost alternative to expensive, brand - name versions of drugs.

Since going vegan I've noticed a lot of vegan versions of things require fancy, hard to find or expensive ingredients (omg, so many cashews, and... ahem, gums and things lol)...

So, you know, at first before you have your baby, you're really not going to know what to expect so you're probably gonna look for things that have the least amount of chemicals, that are kind of the sensitive or something along those lines that are going to safe for a real new born baby's skin and then eventually, you know, when you see what their skin is like and how sensitive they are to various brands of diapers, you'll be able to see if you can go ahead with the cheap version or move to something that's more expensive.

This will be the last time I buy a lego game on release day, I will wait for a game of the year version, games are expensive enough without getting robbed for supporting a game, not a fair thing to do to loyal fans.

Headroom is decent and rear AC vents along with 12V socket keep things convenient at the back but a rear armrest is sorely missed at least on the most expensive version of the Audi Q3.

At # 169 for the Wi - Fi - only model, and # 229 for the 3G version, the Kindle Voyage is more expensive than a decent Android tablet, such as the Tesco Hudl 2 or even Amazon's own Fire HD 6 or HD 7 devices, yet does only a fraction of the things a tablet is capable of.

Things are made even more expensive for this game when it will set you back $ 50 for the last generation versions when it is missing a good selection of its content.

The best thing to get out of that trade are without a doubt the classical Ninja Gaiden games in the Trilogy version from the SNES, which makes this game the best bet opportunity to obtain these, since the SNES cartridge has become very rare and irrationally expensive.

Should I buy the 75 - inch version of the Samsung JU7100 mentioned as the best television value available or the Sony XBR75X940D (which is newer and I've read great things about but is 2k more expensive)?

Then again the Stainless Steel version does make a bit of sense (at 30,000 INR) and kind of places the Apple Watch in line with the pricing for its iPhones (all things Apple are expensive).

There are things that a smartphone simply will not have a better version of, regardless of how expensive it is.

Or are you comfortable buying less expensive versions of the same thing that sometimes work just as well as the real thing?

I was inspired to make them after I saw a crazy expensive version at Pottery Barn and knew I could make the same thing for a fraction of the price.