Sentence examples for seems inexpensive from inspiring English sources

At first glance the menu seems inexpensive: No entree is more than $20.

Even if the gift seems inexpensive or ordinary, it can be important, according to Howard G., from New York, who wrote: "One of the gifts we received was a little Plexiglas salt shaker and pepper grinder combination.

To eat this well, at prices that would have seemed inexpensive even 10 years ago, is a very great pleasure indeed.

Analysts said that the stocks may have seemed inexpensive and less risky when compared with the troubles facing the airline and insurance industries.

For example, sensors at the goal lines (and even on the sidelines for out-of-bounds and first-down calls) triggered by a computer chip inside the football, confirming whether the ball passed the line (instead of those stupid plastic pylons), seem inexpensive and doable.

A few of the boys perused the small strip of beachfront restaurants and souvenir shops selling T-shirts and crocheted bikinis and thongs on either side of the hotel (their favorite souvenirs were fake designer watches, but because the dollar is strong against the real, almost everything seemed inexpensive).

Home builders seem inexpensive, and CGM's average price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is a bargain-basement 11, but the risk is that as rates rise, their robust earnings growth of the past few years will quickly reverse.

Urban poor may also consume more energetically dense foods because they seem inexpensive but which, combined with physical inactivity, expose them more to NCDs (15).

A car may seem inexpensive at first, but it could get a lot more pricey if it doesn't come with everything included.

These may seem inexpensive and can be a good deal if one is sure one wants only few games or other accessories to play often.

That seems mighty inexpensive, which leads me to believe that maybe — just maybe — all these fancy updates coming out are going to cost money.