Sentence examples for cheaper provision from inspiring English sources
But, while shared non-ensuite cluster flats have historically been at the more affordable end of student accommodation offerings, this cheaper provision type is shrinking as a proportion of the market.
That partly reflects inefficiency in the independent sector, but it also reflects the higher expenses of meeting small-scale, ad hoc purchases.The new tender introduced the potential for much cheaper provision since it was for bulk purchases of 250,000 treatments a year over a five-year period.
Differences in patients' characteristics and easy access to medication (including free or cheap provision of drugs) may explain at least partly these differences.
Anyway, who needs live music when you've got friends, cheap provisions and a creative iPod playlist?
But alongside the public-spirited motives for a return to heirloom products, artisanal production and farm-to-table eating, there seems to be another push towards rarity, social distinction and hostility to the cheap mass provision of food as a fundamental civilised achievement.
That means the private provider's service can appear many thousands of pounds cheaper than NHS provision when bidding for contracts.
The two reviews, though from the same organisation, come up with very different perspectives and conclusions; for example, Babies and Bosses shows a clear preference for cheaper forms of provision and demand-side funding mechanisms (for a fuller discussion of these two OECD reviews, see Mahon, in press).
But when behavioural problems are involved, it is the other pupils who suffer.Teachers complain, with reason, that the real motive for the policy is to save money: dumping difficult pupils in an ordinary school is much cheaper than making separate provision for them.
For instance, the government is keen to extend cheap, good quality childcare provision, so it has altered the childcare voucher rules.
Provision of cheap money - even in unlimited quantities - is not nearly so effective if businesses and consumers are unable to pay off their debts.
Government provision of cheap power for water pumps and other price incentives to promote agricultural productivity can lead to overuse as well, he adds.
