Also, it was just two years ago that Sidney Crosby (the biggest superstar in the world) was forced to miss the better part of two seasons because of a cheap shot to the head.
"Parents should never simply discount a possible penalty notice from the cost of a cheaper holiday, because this is a criminal offence and when doing so they are always risking prosecution," he added.
"You have an industry that has struggled through time," and has been given new life "because of cheaper access to its principal raw materials, oil and natural gas," Mr. Jennings said.
In the 1980s, the UK experienced a surge in heroin supply because of a sudden cheap influx from Pakistan (the main supplier had been – and is now – Afghanistan).
He'd moved to Galiano almost 30 years ago because he'd heard of a cheap cabin to rent.
Of course, people keep going to the movies because it remains a cheaper form of entertainment (for now).
Motte-and-bailey castle building substantially enhanced the prestige of local nobles, and it has been suggested that their early adoption was because they were a cheaper way of imitating the still more prestigious hohenburgen, but this is usually regarded as unlikely.
Painted or laminated cabinets in black can actually be less expensive than wood grain cabinets, because a cheaper grade of wood can be used.
