Sentence examples for rather inexpensive from inspiring English sources

Smells nice, and rather inexpensive.

A rather inexpensive one: $0.99 per week, or a discounted $34.99 per year.

"The computers are just providing cycles and have become rather inexpensive," Mr. Gibson said.

It's worth taking note of the disparity between the menu's rather inexpensive entrees (all but one from $11 to $17).

In Berlin, the greatest luxuries are really rather inexpensive — rents are cheap, galleries and museums are remarkable, and there is the sense of an unflustered lifestyle in this green, canal-laced city.

This measure both is rather inexpensive and has few negative externalities when implemented in rural areas.

I'm used to friends who, returning from places like France and Italy, gush not about the pricey wines they drank, but rather, the inexpensive young table blends served at the local cafes.

The car magazine testers loved the Ford Focus when it was first introduced because it rode and handled more like a European car rather an inexpensive American economy car.

This BHandHLYP calculated level is rather computationally inexpensive and sufficient to obtain the relative energies as described in the previous studies [24] about OH α-H abstraction from alanine and glycine, in spite of its small basis set.

Terlipressin is a rather safe, inexpensive, easy to administer alternative in the treatment of septic shock.

It was in a small, decent building, three or four stories high, inexpensive rather than cheap-looking.