Sentence examples for gained cheap from inspiring English sources

Thistle gained cheap possession and Kallum Higginbotham squared to Stevenson, who guided a sublime 18-yard effort into the bottom corner of Brill's net.

Smaller overseas suppliers gain cheap entrée by buying struggling U.S. factories.

This stock has been tough for "value" investors, as many had the name fund managers would like to use the name in a portfolio to gain "cheap" tech exposure.

Running workloads on spot instances on AWS and Azure's low-priority VMs (which are a bit different in concept but also allow you to gain cheap access to Azure's excess compute capacity) is significantly cheaper than renting a traditional virtual machine — but with the disadvantage that Amazon may shut them down at any time.

Grewal said that those responsible for the violence belonged to a local splinter group attempting to advance its own political agenda — "to gain cheap publicity as well as attempt to revive itself politically".

If you listen carefully, you can hear a few, a very few people, suggesting that the rush to gain cheaper food is leading to the loss of something which might be officially out of date but somehow seems a good thing that it seems wrong to lose.

In terms of global trade consumers everywhere have gained from cheap Chinese goods.

Consumers gained from cheaper travel or clothes, but profits disappointed.

If you don't build in time for testing and maintenance — and if you don't keep that time, no matter what happens to the schedule — you'll just keep accruing more … and bugs will start popping up more frequently, and the pace of development will grow slower and slower, and you'll very soon lose far more time than you gained by cheaping out on writing tests and refactoring old code.

Businesses will gain from cheaper energy, and cheaper petrol in effect puts more cash in consumers' pockets.

Taking a large stake in Lehman would be one way to gain quick, cheap access to that world.