Sentence examples for cheap to its from inspiring English sources

Peter L. Bergen's new book, "The Longest War," provides a devastating indictment of the Bush administration on many levels, from its failure to heed warnings about a terrorist threat, to its determination to conduct the war in Afghanistan on the cheap, to its costly, unnecessary and inept occupation of Iraq.

These chapters by Mr. Bergen provide an utterly devastating indictment of the Bush administration on all levels — from its failure to heed warnings about a terrorist threat, to its determination to conduct the war in Afghanistan on the cheap, to its costly, unnecessary and thoroughly misguided invasion and occupation of Iraq.

DURING the Depression Dupont exploited the fact that talent and raw materials were cheap to increase its investment in fundamental research.

Are we selling it cheap compared to its 14th-century cost?

Milunovich rates the stock an Accumulate, and finds it cheap compared to its other computer industry peers it trades at only 15 times its 2000 estimated earnings of $3.10 a share.

But through a combination of cheap loans to its state-owned miners, as well as cheap labor and poor but cost-efficient working and environmental standards, China now supplies more than 95% of the global market.

While railing against Argentina's barriers it provides cheap finance to its own exporters, a practice that allegedly destroyed the Argentine bus-body industry in the mid-1990s.

Sometimes he likes a company just because it's cheap relative to its book value.

And it's also cheap relative to its earnings, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 10.98, versus an industry average of 17.96, according to Yahoo Financee.

It's also still very cheap relative to its expected earnings power, with a price-to-earnings growth ratio of just 0.47.

And it hasn't been cheap to produce, said its executive producer Laurie McCarthy, though she declined to talk dollar figures.