Sentence examples for inexpensive quality from inspiring English sources

When Penguin was founded in 1935 by the publisher Allen Lane in London, its mission was to bring inexpensive quality books to the masses.

Whether portrayed on CMT's Nashville or Aziz Ansari's Master of None, Music City has undergone a transformation that both embraces its history as a country music mecca, while attracting millennial artists with urbanite coffee shops, rock venues and inexpensive quality of life.

The content industry spent years trying to battle piracy via all manner of heavy handed-tactics and lawsuits, only to realize that offering users inexpensive, quality, legitimate services was the best solution.

He's one of those guys who I wouldn't say has a magic wand, but he's always more likely to be a survivor than a loser". Tandon, whose full name is Sirjang Lal Tandon, says he can build inexpensive, quality personal computers that will compete successfully.

Families - this segment focuses on adults and parents with younger children who don't need to see the latest movies on release and seek an inexpensive, quality, family-oriented entertainment experience.

4.1 Market Segmentation Families - this segment focuses on adults and parents with younger children who don't need to see the latest movies on release and seek an inexpensive, quality, family-oriented entertainment experience.

Universities, and their faculty and students, are trapped in a vicious cycle of inexpensive, low quality and not very enlightening education".

One feature that expatriates regularly cite is the inexpensive, high quality health care provided by the 18 hospitals and medical centers in the city and the large number of English-speaking doctors.

In many nations industrial scale AD of non-agricultural waste materials (such as MSW) has not yet reached its full potential, often constrained by the lack of secure, inexpensive, high quality AD feedstocks, and markets for the resulting digestate material.

Ning Li first conceived of MADE while trying to furnish his own flat in Paris, and wanting to get inexpensive, good quality, designer furniture.

Pat, as historian Kevin Starr notes, also transformed California into "a mecca for education". Inexpensive and quality training -- from the elite university to the extensive network of community colleges -- fostered high-tech industries across the state.