Sentence examples for inexpensive prospect from inspiring English sources

Equally, Egypt is an inexpensive prospect, not least on the Red Sea (above), where resorts remain unaffected by the political strife still troubling Cairo.

Some may wind up throwing good money (inexpensive prospects who will help in 2005 and beyond) after bad (pricy veterans who will probably not put them over the top).

The prospect of inexpensive gas -- prices have fallen about 75 percent since shale drilling really took off in the United States -- could help the British economy, said Tim Yeo, the chairman of the energy and climate change committee of the British Parliament.

Still, she said, this inexpensive accessory has uncertain prospects of leading to a lifetime habit.

"It's a relatively inexpensive first pass at prospecting," he says.

But independent filmmakers say the prospect of relatively inexpensive digital projection systems being installed in theaters opens up the possibility of new venues for their work.

Usenet providers could, in the future, face a fairly big backlash and they need to be ready, which leads them to the prospect of secure, inexpensive storage based on servers they already own.

Bernstein oversaw $1.2 billion of United States value stocks, which are deemed inexpensive relative to their earnings prospects.

"Good value" means inexpensive companies with good growth prospects, Mr. Friedman said.

Given the prospects, that is inexpensive.

They said their simple apparatus offered the prospect of virtually unlimited, inexpensive energy.