Sentence examples for cheap to construct from inspiring English sources

A small dam is relatively cheap to construct: modest reservoirs known in India as tanks used to be built and maintained by local villagers.

Visual markers are cheap to construct and easily mounted (and relocated) on walls, doors, and other objects.

In fact, much of that money was going toward building a traditional enterprise-class, worldwide sales and marketing organization, something that is not cheap to construct.

The fundamental requirement was that the manipulator be simple and cheap to construct, operate and maintain as well as robust and resistant to damage.

A small robust design which is relatively simple and cheap to construct is in essence the main criteria for wind turbine selection.

The collector is also intended to be relatively easy and cheap to construct, light in weight, negligible in power requirements, easy to deploy, of large surface area, easy to retrieve, small in storage, and unlikely to acquire substantial contamination upon the crucial inner foils.

Since the pods would be much smaller and lighter than trains, they could run on flimsier rails, which would be cheaper to construct.

It was cheaper to construct entire buildings, alleys and courtyards in a back lot of a Swansea studio for a major TV drama set in post-war Paris than to film in actual French locations.

(Or is it a brilliant strategic move, to prevent the Port Authority from cutting it down on practical grounds?) The tower is to be attached to a seventy-story office building, which makes it cheaper to construct than if it were freestanding.

In general, this type of facility is the cheapest to construct and maintain.

The politicians believe industry will find the new vehicle cheaper to construct and to operate.