Sentence examples for cheap estimated from inspiring English sources

But it's worth noting that this solution is so (relatively) cheap, estimated at less than a billion dollars a year, that an individual nation — or, heck, even an individual; that's less than Jeff Bezos spends on Blue Origin each year — could make it happen.

Does it work out cheaper? Estimate the amount you would spend for your groceries from the supermarket or your normal supplier and then take note of all potential bulk discounts to compare the figures.

Low-fidelity (computationally cheap) estimates are augmented with higher fidelity data.

The ride, as you'd be correct in guessing, will not be a cheap one: estimated at $25 million.

The scheme would certainly not be cheap – Aecom estimates that a 10m-15m-wide 10m-15m-wide 10m-15m-widee between £12bn and £20bn.

Is he really rich, because running your own private opera house can't be cheap (they estimate the Ring cost around £1.2m to stage)?

The rest are cheap: BernsteinResearch estimates the average selling price for a paid app is $3.

This kind of back-up and reading isn't cheap, LG estimates the drive will set you back a little less than $1,200, but for early adopters and digital media pros, the value is there.

Then we compared each route I took to Uber and/or Lyft, using the cheapest estimate in each instance.

The authors make the case that such corridors would be relatively cheap, costing an estimated $21 million to $49 million to reconnect fragmented forests in Brazil and Tanzania.

Xiaflex, an injectable drug that goes on sale later this month, will not be cheap, at an estimated average cost per course of treatment of $5,400.