Hollinger, he wrote, had gone public only to make "cheap use of other people's capital".
But since then, private individuals and corporations have been allowed free, or extremely cheap, use of them without any obligation to maintain them for future generations.
"Suffice it to say that everything from the camera placement to the cheap use of the consistently good, lamentably underemployed Carla Gugino is shoddy," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in September.
It sees its relevance in providing programmes and services, as well as in facilitating free, or cheap, use of technologies that might otherwise only be available in exclusive spaces, such as art schools or science laboratories.
The owner gets cheap use of a yacht, exploits tax advantages and ultimately can buy the yacht back from the charter company at a depreciated price, Mr. Behan said.
In another e-mail message that the lawsuit says reflects "a contempt for public shareholders," Lord Black wrote, referring to Hollinger International by its ticker symbol, HLR, "We have said for some time HLR served no purpose as a listed company other than relatively cheap use of other people's capital".
The research concentrates on construction of fully automatic face recognition system due to the possibility of common and cheap use of computer systems [4].
But his song doesn't belong here; and it felt like a cheap use of a man still freshly and deeply mourned to engender applause.
Only the efficient and cheap use of video conferencing technology between teachers based in other countries to students interacting via a computer over the Internet can deliver immediate and meaningful instruction to Haitian youngsters.
Rather than choosing a faux leather piece, that can look cheap, use one of the more modern components.
