Sentence examples for making them cheaply from inspiring English sources
As a rule, plants making mass-market vehicles need to turn out at least 200,000 a year to have a hope of making them cheaply enough.Australian plants lack economies of scale but not employees with bulging wage packets.
Fuel cells are nothing new, but Bloom has figured out a way to make them cheaply and efficiently.
Earnshaw was not the first to make such chronometers, but he was one of the first to make them cheaply enough that they started to become essential equipment for a ship at sea.
Richards also reacted to BSkyB's criticism of Ofcom's investigation into the pay-TV market, in which it proposed capping the cost of its premium sport and movie channels, potentially making them available more cheaply to subscribers, as well as examining the terms of its rights agreement with the Premier League.
Lowy's next goal is to develop a second generation of vaccines that can be produced more easily and cheaply, making them more available for use in developing countries, and active against a broader range of HPV strains than the currently approved versions.
As for the Universal question, the studio just wanted to make a little money with me, so what they did was stick me in these "tit-and-sand movies" - they could make them very cheaply: we'd shoot them in two weeks and then release in the third week.
Although the companies produce these chemicals in huge quantities, they are not commodity products because it takes Huntsman proprietary technology to make them both cheaply and at a consistent quality.
Most crucially, he made them good enough, cheaply enough.
Other things being equal, deregulation allowed small investors to trade stocks more cheaply, which made them better off.
For either application to succeed, researchers must show that they can make and their photon recyclers cheaply enough to make them worth adding.
The Vaccine Fund is also trying to solve a perennial obstacle by providing incentives to industry to make vaccines and sell them cheaply.
