Sentence examples for not always cheap from inspiring English sources

The items are not always cheap.

"The price of progress is not always cheap or pleasant," Mr. Stern said.

In-flight Wi-Fi is not always reliable and not always cheap.

Which is to say that the food is often rustic but not always cheap (an apple tartlet is $4).

That estimate is, at best, approximate, but it certainly suggests that preventive care is not always cheap.

OK, it's not always cheap, but it's so healthy, satisfying and quick to cook, making it the perfect light meal at the end of a hot summer's day.

Mail order is not always cheaper than retail, so health plans need to be vigilant about getting the best deals.

They are, usually, (but not always) cheaper then regular homes, giving more people the opportunity of ownership.

It would be wrong, they say, to see the two types of software as substitutes for another or as interchangeable.Yet the finding that open-source advocates will like least is that free programs are not always cheaper.

Fried also explained to John why the company keeps all of its manufacturing within North America — it's not always cheaper in the long run to outsource to China, she explained.

Sometimes secondary airports (flying into, say, Manchester, England, instead of London's Heathrow or Gatwick) can be cheaper, he said, but added that "it's not always cheaper to fly to the smaller airports, simply because the sheer volume of flights into a place like Heathrow or CDG [Paris] often gives you more price options".