Sentence examples for seen as cheap from inspiring English sources

Prepared food, which is seen as cheap and cheering (if guilt-inducing), is the great winner of the economic slump.

In Romania the Dacia name has a positive image and the car is not seen as cheap.

Oven chips have always been seen as cheap, but recent price hikes have been putting off consumers.

Council leaders said they had considered reducing room rates, but decided they did not want the Freedman to be seen as cheap in quality.

But there is a limit to how much local politicians can bite their tongues in the face of what are seen as cheap political attacks trashing Jersey's reputation.

He faced an immediate challenge: South Korea's economy had become one of the most successful in Asia, but abroad its products were seen as cheap and unreliable.

Many will deliver free of charge.Traditional traders are also seen as cheaper.

The current difficulty is that a loan is seen as cheaper finance than equity and at a time when the realistic value of the 'equity' is still too inflated (ie questionable collateral) and the risks too high.

Rationally, quality items are seen as cheaper because they last-meaning you only have to buy one.

And an audio feed captured Avery saying he might have to "kill" Philadelphia's Claude Giroux in response to what he saw as cheap shots by the Flyers.

Such as the ruthless Chinese drive to industrialisation, extending from dedicated counterfeiting to acquisition of American debt, which the ingenuous Brits saw as cheap frocks and toys.