Sentence examples for cheaply produced goods from inspiring English sources

Possibly to compound his disdain for the Western sale of cheaply produced goods, the child was painted on the side of a Poundland store in London.

The city's location is good for manufacturers who cheaply produce goods here and truck them to nearby ports with easy access to the South China Sea.

If other countries can more easily (and cheaply) produce certain goods (like shoes), perhaps thanks to plenty of low- and mid-skill labor willing to work for lower-than-American wages, the U.S. can buy those shoes and focus on making something we are better at (jetliners, cotton, video games, to name but three examples of products Americans excel at producing).

All of the merchandising of revolutionary knickknackery seemed to vividly evoke the African truism that cheaply produced clothes could be damn good.

U.S. companies need China to produce goods cheaply and thus keep our rate of inflation in check.

This was an effective way to produce goods cheaply, but it also resulted in a huge amount of work-in-progress inventory.

All of which is to say that it's not sufficient for American executives or American consumers, who have benefited in equal measure from China's willingness to produce goods cheaply, simply to blame their Chinese counterparts for the problems that crop up, or to turn a blind eye to industrial conditions in China.

That, coupled with the fact that 80% of Iceland's energy is cheaply produced renewable (from geothermal and hydro) should give you a good idea why this is the ideal test bed for electric vehicles.

Apparel industry executives say that with shoppers hunting for bargains, they face intense pressure to produce goods as cheaply as possible, encouraging many to turn to substandard factories.

"That ad is very cheaply produced.

These properties indicate the potential of a cheaply produced glycolipid for application in the oil industry.