Sentence examples for cheap measures from inspiring English sources

If more money were available to cut deaths on our transport system, then it would be spent far more efficiently on roads where relatively cheap measures - such as speed cameras and traffic humps - can be very effective.

The cost of such regulations, many of them designed to reduce the use of substances that cause cancer, is far higher than the results seem to justify.On the other hand, fairly cheap measures can produce big benefits.

Relatively simple and cheap measures such as providing complete and thorough information on the RCTs' aims and methods are needed.

The world knows how to administer childhood vaccines, a simple and cheap measure that saves three million lives a year.

Antibiotic prophylaxis is a simple and cheap measure that can be easily reproduced all around the world.

Within those industries, look for stocks that are relatively cheap, measured by the company's price to earnings ratio or price to book value.

"We've already made a start and hope to get enough patients on board to be able to see if such a simple, cheap measure of changing appointment times can make all the difference".

But while the principals involved in the Medicare debate are edging closer to agreement, success is still far off, and the cheapest measures will cost about $400 billion over the next 10 years.

One of the cheapest measures to reduce fuel burning is efficient driving.

These stocks tend to have less volatility and more consistency, and they're often cheaper (measured by their price-to-earnings ratio).

Estimating the number of territorial males required costly and time-consuming censuses, while patch size is an easier and cheaper measure that can be obtained from remote-sensing or general-purpose land cover maps (Fernández 2013).