Sentence examples for cheap to execute from inspiring English sources

As Slate's Matthew Yglesias recently wrote, any good cable station should launch with a plan that's cheap to execute, and then, as competitors start to copy that model, should add more original content to set itself apart.

It's often cheaper to execute the customer's order through Madoff than on the floor of an exchange.

Also, people think it's cheaper to execute inmates than to incarcerate them for life, but the truth is it costs millions of dollars for every execution".

Many of the service tasks performed at night are of the kind that should be cheaper to execute during the daytime, or by less qualified, thus less expensive, nursing staff at night.

This construction technique, much cheaper and faster to execute than the stone-based techniques of the 4th Dynasty, fared much worse over time.

Right now the genome industry is fixated on the fierce race to execute cheaper and faster DNA sequencing.

Space missions designed to completely ablate upon an uncontrolled Earth atmosphere reentry are likely to be simpler and cheaper than those designed to execute controlled reentry.

This has caused a re-examination as to whether it really is cheaper to keep an inmate behind bars than to execute him. .

Cheaper computing has made it easy for small outfits to execute big orders swiftly without dislodging market prices.

The idea is to execute emissions reductions where they are cheapest, spreading green technology in the process, and many EU enterprises have enthusiastically embraced such schemes.

Transit-oriented development and walkable communities are excellent strategies, but they take two or three decades to execute, or at least they did in the bygone era of cheap and easy oil and credit.