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Discover LudwigThe phrase "again cheaper than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing prices or costs, indicating that something has become less expensive once more.
Example: "The new model is again cheaper than the previous version, making it a more attractive option for consumers."
Alternatives: "once more less expensive than" or "again at a lower price than".
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A ringfence split also allows banks to share internal systems and infrastructure, again cheaper than full separation.
Again, cheaper than it was, but come on, why can't we include text messaging?
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Again, cheaper communications helped to bring about change.
An abundance of natural gas is sending the market signals which threaten carbon-free nuclear plants before their life is run out, and before a time when nuclear electricity will again be cheaper than gas-generated electricity.
So again, cheap devices are winning out.
Again, this is not much cheaper than a 2.0GHz MacBook Pro 13.
Many analysts predict a comeback for H.M.O.'s if the economy cools down and taming of the health cost spiral becomes a priority again, because H.M.O.'s are cheaper than other types of plans.
But, so far, there is little hard evidence of price rises; mysupermarket.com said the average cost of groceries fell again in September, and are 3% cheaper than this time last year.
Again, the $99 on contract iPhone 5c is not cheaper than buying a year old iPhone like Apple used to sell, but it may be perceived as cheap.
(And increase your chances of getting to visit again!) And hey, all these simple gestures are cheaper than Airbnb.
About a week later, the reservation line once again extended the $100 discount when I asked if there was anything cheaper than the initial $795 quoted.
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