Sentence examples for cheap effort from inspiring English sources

We are in the era now of the light-and-funny cop show — perhaps a reflection of violent crime's decline in various American cities. "Terriers" is at home in the genre but stands rungs above a cheap effort like "Psych" (USA).

How can we believe anything McCain says about his war experiences if he'll lie about details in a cheap effort to get votes?

The intuition is that a reduction in the effort of the central supervisor forces the local supervisor to increase its (cheaper) effort.

In this case, the results show that there will be an increase in the (cheaper) effort of the local supervisor that will compensate the reduction in the effort of the central supervisor, so hierarchical supervision is more likely to dominate.

The intuition is that putting the central supervisor in a situation of overload forces the local supervisor to increase its (cheaper) effort in a way that compensates the reduction in the effort of the central supervisor.5.

It is instructive to compare the negligible job creation potential of these tax cuts with the hotly contested but far cheaper effort to rescue the domestic auto companies.

It's as poor and cheap an effort to lure nickels as I've ever seen.

Some are free, most are cheap, and the effort looks like an attempt to remind users that just like Amazon, Apple's digital bookstore is an opportunity for independent authors to find an audience.

Charting the two years leading up to her death in 1997, the film's a cheap and cheerless effort that looks like a Channel 5 mid-week matinee.

Yet, despite the huge threat to innocent Rwandans that this had, Russia, the UK and America insisted on only a small, cheap peace-keeping effort.

James Morris, the director of the World Food Program, said important strides in reducing hunger can be made by focusing on the relatively cheap and uncomplicated effort of feeding the 300 million children who go to bed unfed every night.