Sentence examples for cheap to push from inspiring English sources

These latter borrow shares, currencies or contracts, sell them cheap to push down their value, buy them back at the bargain-basement price they have forced them to, and return them to their owners with a nice fat profit in their own pockets.

Sacks of potatoes were easier and much cheaper to push around than people would have been.

Not surprisingly, companies that are active users of conventional mail solicitations have gravitated to e-mail, which can be far cheaper, to push certain products.

In the past early-retirement schemes provided by governments (in the mistaken belief that these would help young people) made it cheaper to push grey-haired workers out of the door.

In the short-term, it's cheaper to push pills.

And instead of using cheap labor to push their profit margins higher, Chinese companies use cheap labor to drive down prices to the sweet spots for the great mass of Chinese consumers.

An explosion of cheap financing helped to push up growth rates.

This point of view lasts almost exactly 18 hours, until the first scheduled late-night feeding time, when we all huddle together on cheap hospital sofas trying to push two puny biscuits into our faces, feeling boiled in our skin.

The good news is that smarter thinking is combining with cheap and powerful IT to push the delivery of corporate personal-security services well beyond those traditional beneficiaries in the executive suite.In the past, firms tended to view personal-security services as a perk for high-ranking executives, says Timothy Horner of Kroll, a risk consultancy and security company.

In short, the idea is to push cheap, craptacular printers on the masses, then use them as a loss leader to make money on the ink.

Ms Kroes wants to see cheaper energy, and intends to push suppliers to divest their distribution network and to get them to invest more in transportation systems so that more energy in the form of gas, or electricity, for example can flow easily over borders.