The stronger yen did make cheapening oil even cheaper, though.
I think when you make that comparison it cheapens the work of the story.
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This, they thought, would cheapen the sacrifices made by troops in battle.
"You are not just attacking us, you are cheapening the sacrifice made by those we lost".
"You are not just attacking us, you are cheapening the sacrifice made by those we lost," the Gold Star families, a group whose relatives died in battle, wrote in a statement.
He consistently has cheapened the sacrifices veterans made, in service to America.
In this way, he makes us ask, Have the books and films about slavery cheapened the subject?
In Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, the Roma community is worst affected by the importation of heroin, diluted with other chemicals and cheapened.
If you begin to conflate opposition to President Obama with racism, then the debate is not only cheapened and the term "racism" is not only made less meaningful but also anything like racial progress achieved in what really did amount to something like a color-blind election result is imperiled.
Despite the fact that the world is mired in debt, governments make borrowing costs tax-deductible, cheapening debt and encouraging borrowers to pile on more.Tax breaks for debt come in two principal forms.
