Sentence examples for growing cheaper from inspiring English sources

Using the Case-Shiller index of prices, the market looks undervalued by almost 8%.In both Japan and Germany the housing market is drifting even further below fair value: homes were already cheap and are growing cheaper.

As a new and efficient way to fabricate high-performance photodetectors, PEC-based devican cavoidoid complicated epitaxial processes and expensive single crystal substrates, which is very important for the growing cheaper optoelectronic applications.

Besides growing cheaper with the addition of passengers and affording a greater closed environment for riff development, highway travel also brings you into close contact with the purveryors of fine tchotchkes like these gems we brought back from our last bon voyage.

Bottled water has also grown cheaper, adding to its attraction.

The tradition flourished in Poland, particularly in the second half of the 19th century, as paper grew cheaper.

The lots grew cheaper as the distance from the exit increased; the Foleys chose a lot in the very back.

Because the Chinese currency moves in lockstep with the dollar, the yen is rising against the renminbi, even as the euro has grown cheaper.

But this is a ticklish argument at best: after all, over the decade of Microsoft's hegemony, computing power has grown cheaper and cheaper.

The bots, whose DNA can be written in nearly any modern programming language, live on cloud servers, which never go dark and grow cheaper by the day.

As the technology grows cheaper and more accessible, a new generation of film-makers – not all of them, but many – will work in the format from the start.

But as CD recorders for PC's grew cheaper, and the software industry shifted to the CD-ROM and the Internet for distribution, diskette sales steadily declined.