Idiom
To make something from scratch.
To make something by starting with the basic ingredients.
Exact(1)
It was probably not cheap to make something so elaborate".
Similar(55)
Masato Kato cited the belief, "there's no use in making something similar to before ", and noted, "we're not so weak nor cheap as to try to make something exactly the same as Trigger... Accordingly, Chrono Cross is not Chrono Trigger 2. It doesn't simply follow on from Trigger, but is another, different Chrono that interlaces with Trigger".
Because of its tiny size, it has a competitive advantage -- in the sense of being able to make something cheaper -- in absolutely nothing.
My way was to make something for cheap.
"But you're going to destroy the device, so you have to make something that's cheap, small, [and] portable, with no moving parts".
But really, the company has self-limited on purpose: the idea is to make something practical and cheap that almost anyone can use.
And if you happen to make something Kirk might consider a "cheaper product," you should let him know you like your job and want to keep it.
"I want to make something.
We needed to make something happen".
He wanted to make something fun.
"We tried to make something stylish.
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