Sentence examples for perceived cheap from inspiring English sources

Sometimes fights are spontaneous combustions, a punch thrown to avenge a perceived cheap shot.

Refusing to uphold the complaint, it also noted that the use of the word "pikey" on Top Gear was the continuation of a "running gag" between Clarkson and fellow presenter James May about Hammond's perceived cheap style.

Many enforcers described the toll — not only physically, but mentally — of being a designated fighter, used as a weapon of retribution against perceived cheap shots or simply to charge the crowd or teammates.

If the market were to advance strongly in the upcoming week, a VIX decline to this level might become a headwind for equities, as index option buyers accumulate put positions at perceived cheap levels.

Again, the $99 on contract iPhone 5c is not cheaper than buying a year old iPhone like Apple used to sell, but it may be perceived as cheap.

Apple's previous stab at a mid-range phone — the ill-fated iPhone 5c — didn't go down well in China where it was perceived as cheap.

Arguably, wound dressings are perceived as cheap and 'inert' items, thus consideration of their use in relation to existing evidence receives limited attention.

Australian couples chose Bangkok in large numbers because it was close, was perceived as cheaper, and until recently had not sought to ban commercial surrogacy, he said.

Australian couples chose Bangkok in large numbers because it was close, perceived as cheaper, and until recently had not sought to ban commercial surrogacy, Page said.

Waste often happens when wasting food is perceived as cheaper than running out of a dish and disappointing a customer.

Since generic prescribing does not involve a switch from a specific brand prescribed by the physician to a product perceived as "cheaper" by the patient, it has been argued that generic prescribing might cause less confusion compared with generic substitution [ 11].