Sentence examples for massively cheaper from inspiring English sources

So while the £149 flights are not widely available (and Norwegian will fly just three times a week to New York) if you can book them, they are massively cheaper than the competitors.

It is massively cheaper for Apple to sell debt here and pay minute interest on the bonds, then to bring home equivalent sums from abroad that would take on double-digit tax penalties.

And with a flat cost for food, UberEATS was massively cheaper than other apps that tack on surging delivery charges, services fees and tips.

By comparison with mice and dogs, let alone apes and humans, it's massively cheap and easy to work with and there is little chance of drawing protest from even the most radical anti-vivisectionist.

This is massively cheap compared to buying bottled water; and some people might prefer the taste of tap water, depending on where they live.

Suffice it to say that along with Oracle database software, we'll need cheap, massively parallel machines as servers for these huge online databases.

Of course, there are only a handful iPhone models with relatively steep prices, and hundreds of Android devices – ranging from very cheap to massively overpriced – but let's not get things like the competitive landscape and distinct business strategies get in the way of a good story.

The same could not be said of their ability to afford to buy a home even in much cheaper neighbourhoods due to massively inflated housing prices.

The spread of reading on one's own and of letter writing, the latter of which increased massively with the development of the cheap Penny Post, were both conducive to privacy.

Mexican agriculture hasn't benefited either: NAFTA turned Mexico from a food exporter to a food importer overnight and over a million farm jobs were wiped out by cheap American food exports, massively subsidized by our various farm programs.

Airbnb make it easy for tourists to find cheap accommodation in desirable locations, massively undercutting the prices charged by hotels and B&Bs.