Sentence examples for cheaply one from inspiring English sources

"If it had popped higher we'd have done it too cheaply," one banker said.

A9 AIDS Drugs to Be Sold Cheaply One of the most powerful AIDS drugs will be licensed to generic drug makers in India and South Africa so that it can be made inexpensively for patients in many poor countries.

The scale of the problem is reflected in how cheaply one can procure such a kidnapped child.

In the end, that landscape-altering vision of government hubris and resolve took eighteen years to finish, razed a neighborhood, and never progressed smoothly or cheaply; one Rockefeller decision — to wrap the whole thing in Georgia and Vermont marble — may well have caused a year's delay.

If cloning can be performed cheaply, one way of dealing with this would be to simply raise the overall level of clone coverage.

And if, finally, you were to pull away to see Earth looped with those blacktop roads and shipping lanes and air arcs, you could see moving along them the great surpluses of food, bought cheaply on one continent by one of the great global commodity dealers and then sold at a profit on another, bending and bowing the economic rules by which the local producers played.

Torres had not had one of his better games, losing the ball cheaply on more than one occasion, though the real problem seemed to be that while Hazard, Willian and Oscar could find each other with ease, even in tight situations in the penalty area, they could not find Torres or anyone else in a position to take a shy at goal.

That core programming could be multiplexed, cheaply, on a plus-one-hour basis to create something like near-video-on demand.

Our husbands, struggling to believe the old lie that two can live as cheaply as one, did their best with the one income and assured us that we must have our share of personal money, though the pocketmoney of both was swallowed up in the unexpected expenses of a home.

"We can take advantage of the time difference," and provide legal services cheaply, said one lawyer involved, who insisted on not being identified because he is still employed by a law firm.

IF two can live more cheaply than one, then three can live more cheaply than two.