Sentence examples for be cheap compared with from inspiring English sources

For much of that time, US Airways appeared to be cheap compared with other airlines.

Because these "contingent-capital" arrangements will be entered into in good times when the chances of a downturn seem remote, they will be cheap (compared with raising new capital in the midst of a recession) and thus easier to enforce.

The aftermath will doubtless involve spending on training, tools and technology but that too can be cheap compared with the alternative.

That tends to be cheaper compared with SANs that require specialized high-performance cabling.

The machines cost from $700 to $2,000, but insurance usually pays for them because that's cheap compared with an apneic stroke.

The Bass mansion's budget is cheap compared with the potential costs of transforming the garage site on Perry Street.

The industry maintains that its commissions, at around 1.4% of contributions, are cheap compared with Chilean and international mutual funds'.

Not just individual stocks, but the market over all is cheap compared with 1994 and 1999, just before two other rallies.

He said the company, whose software speeds data transfers, is cheap compared with the value of its operations plus the $3 a share it has in cash.

Yet this was cheap compared with former president Nicolas Sarkozy's wife, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, who spent €437,376 on her eight staff, plus €410,000 on her website.

That is cheap compared with the real price we pay for television: 18 minutes out of every hour that we are expected to spend watching ads.