Sentence examples for paying cheap from inspiring English sources

The International Transport Workers Federationn claims such flags are simply a way of avoiding taxes, paying cheap registration fees and enabling ship owners to employ cheap labour.

While most of his classmates have started jobs in new cities, he is paying cheap rent, playing in a noise band, working on translating two Mexican novels — a voluntary extension of his thesis — and looking for a day job that's "probably not motivating or career-furthering".

"How could [Australian trucking companies] Linfox or Toll survive if Australia allowed Filipino trucks registered and paying cheaper wages on the Hume Highway.

Under the new model, Mr Langton described how some families with children were now paying cheaper fares.

Lower wholesale electric prices will only lead to more rolling blackouts, because consumers will end up paying cheaper prices and consuming more energy.

I wouldn't even mind paying cheaper prices for a grab bag of those "rejected" hand-me-downs given that's what most of my kid's clothes already are – hand-me-downs.

Company poorly paid, cheap scenery but gives excellent performance.

"It became the perfect place for artists to squat or pay cheap rent".

This is a city, after all, where people are willing to do just about anything to pay cheap rent.

Remember that United is not slashing wages in order to compete with firms that pay cheap foreign wages.

Because it's temporary, lasting until a long-term use is found for the building, the guardians pay cheap rents.