Sentence examples for cheap to replace from inspiring English sources

It's so cheap to replace them".

"There has to be some sort of need for independent trust guarantees," he said, which requires that a marketplace be filled with people who don't trade often with each other and has goods that are not trivially cheap to replace if fraud were to occur.

ACLs are not cheap to replace -- don't bankrupt your parents with a serious injury while on a remote ski mountaineering expedition in Mongolia without insurance.

Drip pans are fairly standard and cheap to replace.

Frozen peas are usually kept in the freezer and they are cheap to replace.

Lawnmower blades are usually cheap to replace, so don't stress out if you can't sharpen or balance the blade.

Also, coaches are cheaper to replace than players, and aren't bound by collective-bargaining agreements.

Such a change would save money, as robots can be much cheaper to replace than people.

But in other countries, it was cheaper to replace slaves from Africa than breed them.

Offshoring, increasingly advanced manufacturing technologies, and economies of scale from global distribution and sales mean that most consumer products are cheaper to replace than repair.

Since it is cheaper to replace than to fix most appliances, 95percentt of their business is vacuum cleaners, mainly workhorse brands like Hoover and Electrolux.