Sentence examples for not very cheap from inspiring English sources
However, desalination projects are still not very cheap to be easily accommodated by the economies of many countries, energy consumption is still comparatively high, and acceptance of such projects is questioned by environmentalists, politicians, engineers and other groups of the population on economic, social and environmental issues.
Performance fabrics though are not very cheap and one has to deal with performance attributes in relationship to the price range of customers.
The flow cytometry techniques currently used to measure CD34+ cells are relatively difficult to perform and are not very cheap.
Tickets to home games are not very cheap (but not too expensive, either) and can be hard to get.
They aren't very cheap, but the stability they can provide on the roads are worth every penny.
I've just got a job in Oxford but I've found out that Oxford is not a very cheap place to live.
"It was small, it's respectful of the neighborhood, it's brick and granite and not something very cheap like concrete block and a lot of glass," said Madelyn Wils, a board member.
Mr Tata later promised that the Nano would be a real car that could be bought for just one lakh (about $2,500)—a commitment he triumphantly honoured when the little jellybean-shaped car was revealed at the Delhi motor show in January this year.A legend before its lifetimeThe Nano is not just very cheap; to be so cheap it also has to be very clever.
Common table salt is not only very cheap but it is readily soluble in water and it forms the major component of seawater itself.
FINANCIAL TIMES For Some Private Equity Investors, Bank Stakes Prove Lucrative | The investors who have fared well in buying stakes in banks "are the ones who bought good franchises cheap, not distressed franchises very cheap," said Joshua Siegel, managing principal and chief executive of StoneCastle Partners, according to The Wall Street Journal.
