Sentence examples for cheap to avoid from inspiring English sources

The firm also advised a client distributing flashlights on Capitol Hill — to promote government openness — to make sure not only that they cost less than $10 each but also that they looked cheap, to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

But a situation where poor people with cancer die in agony, which would be easy and cheap to avoid, must be simply too grotesque to ignore.

Maynard said: "There is every indication that [storms] will get more extreme as the temperature rises". He noted that the report by Sir Nicholas Stern on the economics of climate change concluded that it was cheaper "to avoid it".

As for SAC, it may have felt that the fine, its size notwithstanding, was a cheap way to avoid a more serious conviction.

First, some view geoengineering as a cheap way to avoid costly conversions to zero-emissions technology, a potential technological fix that could help them stave off climate legislation.

Lone Star is now involved in two big trials and a number of smaller actions, all suggesting it manipulated figures in order to buy companies on the cheap or to avoid paying taxes.

"There is blood in the water now, and with the threat of bankruptcy, the concern is that counties and states may settle on the cheap early to avoid getting little to nothing later on," said Elizabeth Chamblee Burch, a law professor at the University of Georgia.

"The timing of the presidential pardons was not helpful at all - it provided a cheap excuse to avoid elections," he says.

Cheaper ways to avoid drawing attention include avoiding puffy descriptions as well as getting the facts right, including square footage.

But, Professor Coase says, the $90 device may not be the only or cheapest way to avoid $100 in damage.

The cheapest way to avoid chiropractors in general, I say (neck and back still mostly perpendicular) is to remember that one has a body before it starts to break down.