Sentence examples for increasingly inexpensive from inspiring English sources

But the fuel cell technology — which promised efficient, cleaner and increasingly inexpensive "energy in a box" — intrigued him.

It is light, fast, energy-efficient and increasingly inexpensive when used in the comparatively small doses required by consumers.

The energy savings are expected to grow as highly efficient and increasingly inexpensive LED bulbs continue to replace older lights.

With increasingly inexpensive storage and growing processing power, the cloud has rapidly become the environment of choice to store and analyze data for a variety of applications.

Soon, increasingly inexpensive imaging technology, coupled with a growing national network of black-owned photo studios, permitted African-Americans of all economic classes, even "the servant girl," as Douglass observed, to construct their own versions of themselves.

And while reports of injuries from the increasingly inexpensive lasers are few, school districts across the country have banned or say they plan to ban the pointers from classrooms.

Farmers also produced less fodder for their own animals as they increasingly purchased relatively inexpensive corn-based feeds.

In time, putting these pieces together — researchers call them dual-use technologies — will become increasingly easy and inexpensive.

My interests are largely driven by the opportunities that are emergent in the increasingly powerful and inexpensive hardware space for non-profits to bypass commercial solutions for homegrown and open ones.

The problem of how to entertain patrons at a benefit, a night club or a "informal" vaudeville is becoming increasingly simple and inexpensive with the redoubled activities of the Master of Ceremonies"..

By Robert Benchley The New Yorker, October 8, 1932 P. 20 The problem of how to entertain patrons at a benefit, a night club or a "informal" vaudeville is becoming increasingly simple and inexpensive with the redoubled activities of the Master of Ceremonies".... View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.