Sentence examples for overly cheap from inspiring English sources

"At this level," he said, "they are not overly cheap or outrageously overvalued".

Yes, I'm afraid I'll leave that sort of overly cheap, smutty humour to critics who drink chardonnay.

In the piece, Mr. O'Neill cited current concerns including that "some equity valuations are starting to not seem overly cheap," as well as the threat of currency wars and the risk of rising bond yields.

Stokes had clear and sensible ideas about the cars required, not overly cheap but "small, comfortable, fairly sophisticated, and capable of doing a lot of miles to a gallon of petrol".

In fact, neither small-cap, mid-cap nor large-cap stocks appear overly expensive or overly cheap right now.

For me, normal is simply a resumption of reasonable borrowing and lending (the kind with documentation), stock prices that aren't overly cheap or ridiculously expensive, and consumers buying what they need but not everything they want.

Contrary to what you may have heard, there is nothing unfair, overly dramatic, or "cheap," about getting ready for them in a programmed and serious manner.

VC firm Andreessen Horowitz, along with First Round Capital, Pelion Venture Partners, and TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's CrunchFund have invested $1.3 million in the technology, which seems to suggest there's valuable IP behind the startup's overly broad promises of cheap, infinite and secure storage.

Forgiveness too often seems overly pious or a cheap form of therapy, good only to soothe the souls of those who have been wronged in ways that cannot be rectified.

Keynesians always overestimated the Soviet Union's GDP because their tools couldn't distinguish the value of overly costly steel from cheaper, lighter materials such as plastics Soviet-made refrigerators weighed almost twice as much as their U.S. counterplastics Soviet-made

The result, too often, is that men end up buying cheap, uncomfortable or overly trendy shoes when, with a little bit of extra thought, they could have spent their money on a shoe that would have lasted them happily for years.