Sentence examples for cheap experts from inspiring English sources

At a time when nuclear reactors are selling for pennies on the dollar, relative to the capital invested in them, the buyers count on making a profit by buying them dirt cheap, experts say.

So where will Vanguard find all these cheap experts on webcams to serve the middle class?

The sensors are useful in the oil and gas industry, too, so they're likely to get even better and cheaper, experts say.

Cough and cold medications containing dextromethorphan, or DXM, are becoming increasingly popular among teenagers and young adults looking for a cheap high, experts say.

Among its recommendations is one that is perhaps the easiest and most humanly difficult: at a time when storing huge amounts of data is easy and cheap, security experts urge that companies destroy information when it is no longer essential.

What is clear, however, is that they will not be cheap: several experts have estimated that the drugs will sell for anywhere from 30 percent to 50 percent less than the brand-name price, a far cry from the discounts of as much as 80 percent for traditional generics.

Not only they are much cheaper than expert dependent methods, they are also relatively quick and simple.

These don't come cheap but the experts' knowledge, and contacts at resort level, can be invaluable.

In the Nov. 1 issue I showed you that stocks are cheap when the experts tend to believe they're expensive which is the situation now.

Cutting corners can be a false economy; a cheap handbag, one expert argues, can drag down the rest of a woman's outfit.

But it's probably cheaper to pay experts than a customer support team.