Sentence examples for comparatively cheap from inspiring English sources

House prices are comparatively cheap.

Land and employees are also comparatively cheap.

While here they are comparatively cheap.

Starting a bank in Nauru is simple and comparatively cheap.

Lehman's former employees have neither, making them comparatively cheap.

Unemployment benefits are comparatively cheap, at £5.3 billion.

Media coverage is comparatively cheap, and the state is small, allowing door-to-door campaigning.

That has kept Chinese exports comparatively cheap and, some contend, hampered other nations' recovery from the global recession.

These have been described as the "microwaves of fitness": short, ferocious, and inevitably fattening comparatively cheap, at around £199.

After all, bringing buyers and sellers together online and taking a small cut of their transaction is comparatively cheap and infinitely scalable.

If you are an impoverished artist, Berlin may be the place for you, with its creative excitement and comparatively cheap housing.