Sentence examples for and still cheap from inspiring English sources

Nine years ago, Innocent's family moved from a small farming community on the outskirts of the burgeoning capital, Lilongwe, to try their hand growing maize and tobacco in the rolling hills near the remote village of Simulemba, north of Kasungu, where land is good and still cheap.

Up 142% and still cheap?

The hotel is efficient and still cheap-ish, though the pound is falling like a stone and many consumer goods are now cheaper in London.

Not to be sneezed at, when you consider that fresh pesto from deli counters can cost as much as £1.30 per 100g, and still cheaper than jars of the cheap long-life stuff cost 53p per 100g.

More recently the demographic has expanded to include a creative population attracted by diversity and still-cheap, generous spaces.

The staff is still charming and raucous, the food still cheap and good.

And it's still cheap as chips.

"Lots of names have been ignored" by investors and analysts, he said, adding: "Many of these economies are just turning the corner, and valuations are still cheap.

With holdings light and share prices still cheap, "now is a great time to be rebalancing," said Benjamin Tobias, a Florida financial adviser.

He proposed giving consumers something with added features and convenience, but still cheap enough to buy -- what eventually became the DVD.

And they're still cheap by the standards of today's developed markets.