Sentence examples for cheaper choice from inspiring English sources

And an even cheaper choice is to take to the sea.

It suggested he was hard-working, might retain his value better over time, but mainly represented a sensible, cheaper choice for the economically minded auteur.

Mr. Sorkin was trying to figure out whether he could ship the container to Canada and store it in a bonded warehouse there, a cheaper choice than returning the goods to China, while he tries to find a buyer.

And, given a choice between a mundane, more expensive flight, or one on Ted, Song or JetBlue, complete with video screens and a fresh business approach, the cheaper choice seems far more attractive.

The challenge facing traditional major airlines is that they have made labor and infrastructure commitments that can't be supported by the premiums customers are willing to pay when given a less convenient but much cheaper choice, and that their managements are not very clear about just what customers want and how best to give it to them.

Sometimes the cheaper choice winds up being more expensive, he said, explaining two of his kids wound up with foot problems from wearing cheap shoes.

It emphasises cooking knowledge and skills to support healthier and cheaper choices for people trying to control their household spending.

The deal, if approved by the Federal Communications Commission and Sprint's shareholders, should make the telecommunications industry more competitive by providing consumers better and cheaper choices for phone and broadband connections.

Hospitals, drug companies, device makers, physicians and other providers can benefit by charging inflated prices, favoring the most costly treatment options and curbing competition that could give patients more, and cheaper, choices.

With its new releases, EMI has issued live Callas performances that it was trying to suppress not so long ago, banking that its quality presentation will draw Callas fans and keep them away from cheaper choices.

Cheaper Choices Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs), including glycolic and lactic acids, have been the basis for chemical peels and potions for years, and can be found in formulas costing less than $100.