Sentence examples for expensive or cheap from inspiring English sources

But I still play at asset allocating between what I regard as expensive or cheap markets.

"Based on NAV, we would not say that REITs are currently expensive or cheap," Mr. Adornato said.

The overall result suggests a 50 50 chance of identifying a wine as expensive or cheap based on taste alone – the same odds as flipping a coin.

Whatever the institutional arrangements and the messages coming from governments, whether something is expensive or cheap will still be a large part of what counts, with both consumers and businesses.

So, that's kind of a long way of saying, that, if somebody asked me whether stocks are expensive or cheap, my first line of defense, it doesn't really matter all that much to me, because we're well-diversified and because we do a great job of rebalancing.

While economists tend to focus on the Treasury market because it serves as a benchmark for other interest rates, portfolio managers who have decided to invest in bonds spend most of their time evaluating different securities to find which are expensive or cheap relative to other issues.

It says that prices vary across branches, but won't say which is the most expensive or cheapest.

It isn't the most expensive or cheapest.

Rates fluctuate annually and what's cheap today may end up being more expensive (or cheaper) a year from now and even more expensive the year after that.

Don't necessarily go for the most expensive or cheapest option!

Search for job coupons and if you see a lot, go with the highest rank (more expensive!) or cheapest.