Sentence examples for remarkably low-cost from inspiring English sources

What is immediately apparent is the vast gulf between the luxury operators and the new breed of budget gyms which offer remarkably low-cost deals.

The third blessing for which we ought to be grateful is the remarkably low cost of borrowing and its big corollary, the relatively small numbers of mortgage-holders having their homes repossessed.

But if that's what Turnbull intends he probably needs to think twice before saying – as he did in parliament this week – that the emissions reduction fund "is reducing emissions at a remarkably low cost".

This structure and the use of a plating bath and wet etch render the device remarkably low cost (less than 18¢) as compared to other silicon technology based heaters.

Economies of scale will not dominate, but rather economies of scope the ability of either large or small plants to produce great varieties of relatively customized products at remarkably low costs.

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria, and the Global Alliance on Vaccines and Immunizations are both saving lives by the millions, and at remarkably low cost.

Some may have incredible weather, others remarkably low costs of living, and still others great medical care or top-notch infrastructure and amenities.

They are needless because the vaccines necessary to prevent the six most common childhood diseases have been available for many years at remarkably low cost -- and we know exactly how they can be delivered to all young children.

Such activity is not tied to a single place, as Iran's centrifuges were, and the militants can take advantage of remarkably advanced, low-cost encryption technologies.

And for all the elegance of the thinking that went into them, the tests themselves are produced in a remarkably low-tech, low-cost fashion.

The bond yields of peripheral European states may have blown out; but Germany enjoys remarkably low borrowing costs.