Sentence examples for cheaper branch from inspiring English sources

To afford this unusual arrangement, he spent the three or four nights a week that he was in Tennessee at a Motel 6 — not the Motel 6 closest to his place of employment, but a cheaper branch farther away from the interstate where the sheets, forgetting discussions of thread count, possessed the feel of something made at Union Carbide.

Many Americans who bank predominantly online or on their iPhone still consider the density of nearby branches an important factor when choosing their provider, according to surveys.One option for the cost-conscious bank is to replace traditional branches with cheaper mini-branches, staffed by two or three employees trained to give advice and loans as well as man the counters.

All the main department stores on both sides of the Atlantic stock the label and there's a cheaper range in branches of Target.

Sounds indulgent, but this branch is cheaper than the one in the UK, especially at lunch.

It was during this period that the GWR introduced road motor services as an alternative to building new lines in rural areas, and started using steam rail motors to bring cheaper operation to existing branch lines.

This makes branches much cheaper and more attractive for banks than subsidiaries.It also explains why regulators generally dislike them.

They can outsource activities to firms located in branches with cheaper collective agreements; make greater use of 'flexible employment'; discontinue membership in employers' associations; or work hard to obtain a change in the sector agreement, for instance transforming it into a framework for local negotiations.

RBS has resisted the temptation to try to convert traditional branch customers into cheaper, easier to serve online-only customers.

You can find great quality and prices if you select a branch of a cheaper supermarket that looks great to you.

Salmon founded a romantic, grunge branch of punk, starting with his Perth-based band, the Cheap Nasties, in 1976.

You inhale the cheap-marijuana smell of a smoldering branch of oak leaves used to impale wild Scottish woodcock tempura.