Sentence examples for economy version from inspiring English sources

Tesco's Finest range now outsells its economy version.

Asda's version is a lean and wet approximation, but is the effort to provide an economy version of a luxury product laudable or futile?

It's a global economy version of the Modest Proposal: the money-spinning potential is "almost unimaginable, vastly more than from computers or biotechnology," as Michel says.

For those who can't quite get enough of the twins, there is a economy version of their tale, The Rise of the Krays directed by Zachary Adler, which has been launched as a DVD in Legend's slipstream.

The traditional business-class expat, usually male and Western, is steadily being replaced by an economy version who may well come from a developing country.According to a recent study of international assignments by Mercer, a consultancy, 38% of companies surveyed have increased the number of international transfers from headquarters in the last two years.

Even Prince Charles has got into the business, with his Duchy Original sausages, which sell for £2.69 ($4.60) for a 400-gram pack, compared with only 50p for the same weight of economy sausages.Expensive sausages are very different from the economy version.

The automaker said it will release "extra fuel economy" versions of several pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles in the fourth quarter of 2008.

Economy versions are often best because they have been thought about!

Look, standard Keynesian models, open-economy version, tell a very clear story about what happens when a country pegs its exchange rate at a level that leaves its industry uncompetitive.

As if on cue, the steam shovels revved their engines and began moving their scoops up and down in unison — the command-economy version of a Busby Berkeley number.

Or are they merely the New Economy's version of the old-boy network, threatening at any moment to sink into self-parody?