Sentence examples for has got cheaper from inspiring English sources

Relative to other goods and services, food has got cheaper in the past few decades, and fattening foods, in particular, have become a bargain.

Inflation is down because petrol has got cheaper, and most voters will be cheerful about that, so there is no political merit in souring the good news.

Storage capacity has got cheaper, software more complex and companies smarter, so that we're now in what techy types call the age of metadata, or big data.

Kenya stopped fertiliser donations in the early 1990s and binned its import licence and ceiling price on the commodity, yet private depots of it have grown and farmers have bought more fertiliser as transport has got cheaper.

Well, maybe not quite, but it's certainly true that over the last ten years physical storage of digital media on servers and removable storage has got cheaper and smaller - and it wasn't exactly big in 1997.

"But on the other hand, air travel has gotten cheaper in real terms over the nearly 40 years I've been using it".

"In the late 90's, as the market got more and more expensive, people wanted it more and more, and as it has gotten cheaper into the new millennium, people wanted less and less of it.

Sure, Turkey lopped off several zeroes from its currency (the lira) in 2005, but that doesn't mean that dining on meze or hobnobbing with sultans has gotten cheaper.

It also has gotten cheaper, at 75% off its high.

Most importantly, the software has gotten easier to use and the hardware has gotten cheaper — and it's only going to get better.

As bandwidth has gotten cheaper and faster, people can use Netflix on their phone, but the device that delivers the best experience hasn't reached market yet.