Sentence examples for excessively cheap from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin until recently banned the sale of excessively cheap petrol (gasoline).Not all rules are pointless.

Its combination of a badly functioning banking system, excessively cheap money and heavy government meddling is bound to result in some bad investment decisions.

A typical story, much favoured by followers of Friedrich von Hayek and the Austrian school of economics, goes like this: in the run-up to the crisis, banks lent more money to borrowers than savers would have been prepared to lend otherwise, thanks to excessively cheap money provided by central banks, particularly the United States Federal Reserve.

The financial meltdown is reminiscent of Hayek's 1930s theory of the cycle in which it was the malinvestments (bad investments) on part of the banks, induced by excessively cheap money (market rate of interest below the natural rate of interest) which eventually become unsustainable.

So these new plans are not excessively cheaper than the old ones.

"So not excessively excessive.

This product isn't excessively expensive but also not cheap so comb it through to distribute evenly.

Philadelphia was excessively expensive, and this a comparatively cheap place; and my sons, settling in the neighborhood, will be less exposed to temptation, and more likely to form habits of sobriety and industry".

He prefers the cheap stuff, he says, lest he imbibe excessively.

Perhaps I had selected a pair that were excessively pointy, too square, ill fit, or made of cheap material.

We have learned the hard way what a backbreaking burden a mortgage for an excessively expensive home can be, and that we can settle for a smaller or cheaper space.