Sentence examples for exceedingly cheap from inspiring English sources

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That's exceedingly cheap and easy.

The use of dry baths or mineral water is exceedingly cheap and may have an important role to protect the patients from invasive infections.

I'm in favour of nuclear for crowded places like Britain for the simple reason that it's cheap, effective and exceedingly safe when you look at the record.

And microgenerators are exceedingly clean.

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But that triumvirate is the barest branch of a centuries-old cuisine that is generally exceedingly fresh, deliciously exotic and delightfully cheap.

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"The people part remains exceedingly hard, even though it's cheaper and easier to start something than it was five to eight years ago," she said.

Kelly sees a more prosaic world that looks more like Amazon Web Services: a cheap, smart, utility which is also exceedingly boring simply because it will run in the background of our lives.

This is an exceedingly modest request, for theoretical physics is the cheapest of endeavors.