Sentence examples for cheaper adjusted from inspiring English sources

And Mexican wages have grown less than 50% in dollar terms over a decade, leaving them 13% cheaper (adjusted for productivity) than China's.

Unless you are in your late 80s and were an adult as World War II ended, stocks are cheaper, adjusted for tax rates and interest rates, than they've been at any time in your adult life.

But it could be worse; even with unleaded regular selling for an average of $1.55 nationwide, it is cheaper after adjusting for inflation than in 1981 ($2.46 in today's dollars).

Whether the market will actually tank is anyone's guess, but it could drop another 30% and still not be "cheap" using cyclically adjusted measures.

Draw up seasonally adjusted, cheap but nutritious meal plans.

Reese likes what he sees as JNJ's consistency (increasing earnings in nine of the last 10 years), durable competitive advantage (the company has averaged a 25% return on equity over the past 10 years), manageable debt/equity ratio and cheap price (its yield adjusted price-to-earnings-growth ratio is 0.96).

Its formerly robust manufacturing base adjusted to competition from cheaper and better products from overseas, with heavier industries being replaced by the production of elaborately transformed goods.

Love means never having to tell the American people that, adjusted for inflation, gas is actually cheaper today than it was in 1960.

As global investors adjusted to a world without ultra-cheap money, there has been a great sucking of funds from emerging markets.

(Adjusted for inflation, however, oil remains cheap compared to the late 1970s or early 1990s).

The findings ranged from US$11.59 for a person to become more active (cheapest intervention) up to US$669,138 for a disability adjusted life year (DALY) saved (most expensive intervention), with everything in between.