Sentence examples for be cheap to reverse from inspiring English sources

The weekend fee is fifteen times the hourly wage of an Astana construction worker, but no one said it would be cheap to reverse the course of nature.

These are cheap to fit and retrofit.

In short, it's cheap to produce.

It's cheap to produce it therapeutically.

"Drugs are cheap to produce.

Airguns are cheap to shoot!

Funnily enough, they don't fit them with a reverse gear, so it was cheaper to put in a 90-degree turn and bury them in the wall, rather than dismantle them and bring them out.

But it is cheaper to refuel.

Infusions of monoclonal antibodies or peptides might also have the potential to reverse adhesion, although it seems unlikely that such interventions would be cheap enough to be widely used in developing countries with limited resources for health care.

The UN's refugee agency counted 149,000 of them applying for political asylum in South Africa last year alone, quite apart from the much larger number who have slipped over the border for work and melted into the population.Despite the country's surge in economic activity, a drastic decline in manufacturing will be hard to reverse, as cheap Chinese goods flood the local market.

Still, he cautioned, "there have not been enough trials of membrane distillation to make a call that it is cheaper than reverse osmosis, even if the energy for heating is free".