Sentence examples for cheaper even more from inspiring English sources

We ask, 'Is it to us now what cable was to broadcast in 1992?' The parallels are there — lower production values; smaller, narrower audience — and it's even cheaper, even more niche, even less profitable today than cable was then.

Could public goods offered in places like Singapore and Shanghai (or even New York) make The Valley cheaper, even more creative and attract more money?

About the beginning of the 18th century, coke produced from coal began to replace charcoal as the fuel for the blast furnace; as a result, cast iron became cheaper and even more widely used as an engineering material.

As computers get cheaper, and even more commoditized, it seems less necessary than ever before to have a physical presence in lots of communities and building a retail chain is no easy matter.

A cheaper and even more effective solution would be to use human urine.

According to some predictions, banks may draw on the cheap credit even more enthusiastically than they did in December.

It was there in the 1950's that Hope founded a seed company that became a pioneer in the mass production of hybrid flower seed, which has proved a boon not only to homeowners looking to colorize their yards on the cheap but, even more so, to the plant species involved.

So there's still room in the marketplace for sequencing technologies that are fast, cheap, and even more accurate.

As for vegetable gardening, if you have the space and a little time, you might find that your produce is cheap and even more delicious than vegetables that have traveled halfway across the country.

Expect to pay almost $100/month even with the cheapest carrier, or even more if you need a little minute cushioning or extra lines attached to your phone.

That's the sole bright spot Matloff sees for U.S. workers: Allowing some workers more job mobility may reduce employers' propensity to bypass American applicants in favor of foreigners, because "for many tech employers the appeal of hiring foreign workers is to have not just cheap workers but even more important, immobile ones".