Sentence examples for cheap proposition from inspiring English sources

Visiting Alaska sans tent in the height of summer is not a cheap proposition, since everyone else has the same idea.

Becoming a hybrid startup is not such an easy (or cheap) proposition.

At $699, the robot is priced somewhere between an iPad Air and iPad Pro — not exactly a cheap proposition.

Squash, meanwhile, which has never been an Olympic sport, is promoting itself as a small, compact and cheap proposition in what is its third attempt to be selected.

But that isn't stopping major packaged goods manufacturers from forging marketing alliances with e-grocers now, while it's still a fairly cheap proposition.

"If you cannot afford full-time community managers and social media marketing managers to foster engagement, layering gamification on top of the experience is actually a fairly cheap proposition in comparison," he told me.

In all, considering the various obstacles a new eastern hub would have to overcome, ANA's Mr Ito probably speaks for many airline bosses when he concludes: "Not in my lifetime".Recently another plan for a new hub has been floated, though, one which would be a much cheaper proposition than an island in the Thames estuary.

Although Devil was a much cheaper proposition than either of those (Lady in the Water cost $70 million while Stuart Little cost $133 million), so the film will be a tidy moneymaker in the long run.

And while low voter turnout in 2014's gubernatorial race has made that a cheaper proposition by cutting the total number of signatures of registered voters needed to qualify from 807,615 to around 565,000, the price tag for that effort is estimated to be around $3 million.

For dealers, Ebay is a simple proposition: a cheap way to reach throngs of buyers.

Consider this: Google is trying to buy mobile spectrum to increase the reach of their mobile advertising product, a couple of cable channels is a much cheaper and more manageable proposition then being a mobile operator.