Sentence examples for historically cheap from inspiring English sources

Office rent is historically cheap further east.

Its scale has hurt one bullish argument for shares: that they are historically cheap.

But in the country, propane is prized as historically cheap, clean and versatile.

"Mortgage rates are already historically cheap so if you secure one now, you are unlikely to regret it".

Historically cheap petrol is; it has encouraged what even George Bush has called an American addiction to oil.

But municipal bonds are historically cheap, safe and free of federal and state taxes in at least 40 states.

Oh, and the beer is delicious (and historically cheaper than water).

OO US Businesses Are Buying More Wind And Solar Electricity Than Ever Before to help lower their carbon footprint in offices, stores and factories, but wind has been historically cheaper, so it's attracted far more attention.

Historically, however, cheap goods have often reflected careless and unsustainable environmental practices — clear-cutting entire forests, for instance, which is cheaper than selective logging.

In Brixton, as in other inner city areas that, by the standards of the capital, have historically been cheap to live in, soaring house prices and rents are making it unaffordable to those on incomes too high to entitle them to social housing, but too low to buy or rent privately.

Historically, stocks cheap based on several valuation measures have provided especially good returns.