Then there's the whole mashup genre, based almost entirely upon the cheap thrill factor delivered by a straight-bat movie title with entirely incongruous constituent parts.
They also suggest that the new method has been adopted because execution by injection is simply cheaper, a factor that has become more important as the number of prisoners being executed has risen this year.
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But, as evidenced by recent activity in the fast-food sector, no longer is "fast and cheap" the deciding factor in where consumers spend their money.
Since the substrate in use for bioflocculant production is a critical cost factor, cheap and renewable feedstock should be explored as alternatives to commonly used substrates such as glucose, fructose, sucrose and l-glutamate.
These techniques have also made gold recovery far more efficient and cheaper, a key factor in changing Cononish's viability.
If someone does, $10 billion would be cheaper, by a factor of 10 or 100, than any government-run program.
"There are a whole range of different factors – cheap digital radios, more cars having DAB fitted as standard, but coverage is also crucial," Vaizey said in a recorded interview at the Radio Festival in Salford.
The site, which is intuitive and easy to use, allows you to search for a flight and then narrow your results by nonstop routes, time, airlines, airports, flights that are "happy and cheap" or "happiness factors" — which you can filter even further by clicking boxes for "nicer planes," "roomier seats," "high flyer rating," "Wi-Fi," "best entertainment" and "in-seat power".
"Cheap was the driving factor".
