Sentence examples for a tad cheaper from inspiring English sources

A tad cheaper is the tri-band 6170.

It gives the popular steakhouses a run for their money and is a tad cheaper ($24 includes potato).

At eight times projected earnings it is a tad cheaper than the rest of the P-C industry (ten).

It's of course a bring your own MicroSDHC situation, but it's a tad cheaper than a single 64GB CF memory card when you add together all the costs.

And do I wish it could all be a tad cheaper?

The whole kit feels a tad cheap thanks to the plastic construction, but that notion is soon replaced with amusement as it simply works great.

As a child I thought they were a tad cheap.

The Activité Pop is not quite as premium as the Activité upon which its design as based, feeling a tad lighter and cheaper, with a domed mineral glass that seems to offers less visual clarity than the sapphire crystal on the full-priced Activité.

The HP is slightly cheaper and a tad smaller, but when you're talking about buying a 17-inch powerhouse notebook that costs more than most used cars, what's a couple of extra dollars and pounds for a better platform?

So while big companies may recoil from their new obligation to pay their cheapest workers a tad more, they can find consolation in the coming reductions in corporation tax, set to fall from 20%to19%9% and then 18%.

For something a tad more upscale try Bann Next Door (350 West 50th Street), the cheap lunch nook in Bann, a sleek Korean spot, for bulgogi tacos with five-grain rice and guacamole salsa for $9.