Sentence examples for relatively low prices of from inspiring English sources

Most El Credito premium brands sell for relatively low prices of $5 or less for each cigar.

But the area's close proximity to the United States and the relatively low prices of its residential offerings have helped make it a popular spot among second-home seekers in recent years.

One of the other complaints I often heard was made by a number of recently arrived local residents, following in the footsteps of artists such as Gilbert and George, who had cottoned on to the relatively low prices of the 18th-century terraces in the handsome Spitalfields' streets adjacent to Brick Lane.

RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said oil prices would rise further in coming days and weeks, "likely pushing pump prices up in the short term, but it is what happens into 2017 that will be most important in determining if the days of relatively low prices of fuel that drivers have benefited from this year are coming to an end".

The relatively low prices of canning-quality fish are compensated by their very large catches, especially in the case of skipjack and yellowfin.

High speeds and relatively low prices of High Throughput Sequencing (HTS) technologies led to their widespread use for various kinds of applications, making it important to store high volumes of generated sequencing data efficiently.

Bottles service starts at the relatively low price of $250.

The abundance and relatively low price of methane therefore marks it as a substrate of interest.

That's despite the relatively low price of real Ugg boots, which cost around $140 for a basic model.

None of the conduct Microsoft points to -- its investment in R&D and the relatively low price of Windows -- is inconsistent with the possession of such power.

Just as important, the current, relatively low price of energy allows other companies — manufacturers, retailers, even white-collar enterprises — to sell all sorts of things at a profit.