Sentence examples for cheap to set up from inspiring English sources

It's cheap to set up courts and possible to do it in spectacular settings: like the pyramids of Giza or Grand Central Station.

With just FFr5m in initial share capital, the business was cheap to set up and, because Maison Bouygues's customers put down deposits, its financing costs were low.

Company registries are cheap to set up; some, such as the BVI's, now stay open round the clock for the customers' convenience.

Moratorium During the 1990s, as medical entrepreneurs like the Ortenzios recognized that long-term care hospitals were relatively cheap to set up and could be run profitably, companies rushed to open them.

Smelling sweet Startup fever Going under Clan Douglas ReprintsIt has never been so cheap to set up a business, points out Emma Jones of Enterprise Nation, a small-business support company.

One benefit of the JOCC's is that they are relatively cheap to set up, particularly since most major cities already have surveillance equipment positioned in places like tunnels and bridges.

With a simpler test format the workload and requirements of local laboratories will make IP-10 release assays easier and cheaper to set up, e.g. for low-volume users, and peripheral or resource restricted settings.

They like to come to Britain because it is so much easier and cheaper to set up businesses here".

By 1973, Al had moved to Leeds (where houses were cheaper) to set up a commune with five adults (two men, three women: "loosely couples") and two children.

It will also be asked to back plans to allow for government regulation of the pornography industry and that it should be cheaper to set up sex shops.

Eric Gan, the company's president, said this was a superior business model because the wireless network was cheaper to set up than fiber.