Sentence examples for cheaper in both from inspiring English sources

"Same price?" "No the children's books will be cheaper", came the reply.Sure enough, the children's books were cheaper in both hardcover and paperback, by 17%.

First Direct came out cheapest in both cases, with an actual cost of £4.27 and £38.45 respectively.

"The current regulatory complexity slows down the approval of innovative drugs and cheaper generics in both regions," Ulf M. Schneider, president of Fresenius, a German health care company, said in an e-mail.

Even with Europe clean energy investment lagging with its overall economy, on-shore wind now provides the cheapest electrons available in both Britain and Germany.

But over time, ethernet could end up being cheaper in terms of both manufacturing and maintenance, he believes.

These markets are dominated by big prison-services firms such as GEO, MTC and Serco, which claim that private jails are better, cheaper and more accountable in both construction and management.Developing countries are trying other variations.

It's cheaper than you think, in both the short term and the long run.

Considering the striking similarity between operational conditions, as far as driving side is concerned and proliferation of relatively cheaper Japanese second vehicles in both the cases, it might be appropriate to employ findings of the study to project incremental accident implications of driving older vehicles with opposite side controls on road accidents in Rwanda.

At a time when genetic/genomic testing is becoming cheaper and more accessible in both healthcare and direct-to-consumer settings, people may not appreciate that the technical ease of obtaining a result will not always reflect the difficulties in interpreting and incorporating the results into daily life, nor that there may be disadvantages to certain types of testing.

A few months ago, Bloomberg Business declared that "wind power is now the cheapest electricity to produce in both Germany and the U.K., even without government subsidies". If renewable energy is cheaper than dirty fossil fuels, why isn't everyone adopting them?

But an India that makes itself the leader in both cheap cars and clean mass mobility is an India that will be healthier and wealthier.