Sentence examples for a cheap approach from inspiring English sources

When mesh regeneration is not feasible, due to the high cost to build up the computational grid, mesh deformation techniques are considered a cheap approach to adapt the mesh to changes on the geometry.

Agloves offers a cheaper approach.

"And we actually think this is a cheaper approach, because we're not keeping track of different prices on the same item".

Recent entrants have taken a cheaper approach than older green suppliers such as Good Energy, which argues some new suppliers are not encouraging additional windfarms and solar parks.

A cheaper approach is to reform labour-hungry bits of the economy for example, by making it easier for small businesses to get licences, or construction companies to get approval for projects, or shops to stay open in the evening.The graduate glutAcross the OECD, people who left school at the earliest opportunity are twice as likely to be unemployed as university graduates.

Ministers fear the vehicle's current market dominance will be eroded over time unless a cheaper approach is adopted.

It's a cheaper approach and has made Lenovo the world's largest PC maker, with increasing margins.

Of course, a cheaper approach might be possible.

Others may look at the cost they will bear and choose a cheaper approach, particularly if it's only a little less effective than a costly new drug.

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Maybe, due to there being nothing but extreme violence after Pablo's escape, Netflix wanted to take a cheaper approach to the first season: Film the more boring, political parts of Pablo's life to see if this crew could competently produce a show, and then give them the big bucks (and a million squibs) for the next and, logistically, final season.