Sentence examples for cheap building from inspiring English sources

Developers would rather build a cheap building and sell it on, leaving society to pay the financial, as well as the environmental costs.

It is a cheap building material widely used worldwide to clad high-rise apartment buildings.

The new compounds have been synthesized in only three synthetic steps from cheap building blocks and in high yields, thus turning to be promising drug candidates in the development of cheaper HCV treatments.

(Among the buyers of the Meier-designed condos are Calvin Klein and Nicole Kidman). "He's going to make more money than a normal developer would on a cheap building," Dubbeldam says of her client.

The resource scarcity, energy problems, and pollution resulting from the use of conventional building materials, in addition to the rising costs of construction and transportation fuels are all factors driving many countries to consider low impact, cheap building methods that are environmentally friendly and appropriate for use in the modern context.

In the end, the drawback to using algorithms is that we're trying to use them on the cheap: building them by looking only at best performers rather than all performers, using only measures that are easy to gather, and relying on vendors' claims that the algorithms work elsewhere rather than observing the results with our own employees.

Can unpretentious, cheap buildings erected rapidly by design and build contractors, satisfy users?

"Talk is cheap; buildings are expensive," as he puts it, so bricks and mortar are as reliable a primary source for the historian as any written document.

Why do these companies choose to base themselves in London, paying as much as £100 per square foot for space, when they could fill up "lovely cheap buildings north of the Watford Gap"?

There should be readily convertible and cheap buildings for business to use.

Piled high and sold not-so-cheap, building student silos can be a lucrative business: Knight Frank reports that it currently outperforms every other commercial property class, with rental income across the whole sector worth around £4bn per year.