Sentence examples for considers cheap from inspiring English sources

Part of what makes Randy so ridiculous is his guilelessness: he considers cheap laughs a good bargain, and he knows that catchphrases and curse words work.

The cost of its construction & maintenance from that day to this amounts to about half a million dollars which Colgate considers cheap for all the good will it has engendered.

But strategy aside, Mr. Badillo has probably managed to irk Mr. Bloomberg and his advisers the most with a series of accusations that the Bloomberg side considers cheap shots.

Hutheesing also likes Motorola, which he considers cheap at 17-times earnings compared to 24 for Ericsson and 28 for the industry average.

That is, none can be considered cheap.

They're considered cheap, cheesy and a bit juvenile.

Even paperbacks, once considered cheap entertainment, can now cause "sticker shock," Mr. Magee said.

"Compared to the New York City area, we're considered cheap," Norwich's mayor, Joseph P. Maiurano, said.

VALUATION RISK When the market began to rally in March, stocks were roundly considered cheap.

In other words, European stocks and American equities are considered cheap at different times.

It suggests that large, diversified funds will not only survive, but could prosper by swooping on assets they consider cheap.