Sentence examples for so cheap in from inspiring English sources

"Is the price of life so cheap in our country?" asks an infuriated Meera.

I am very careful with what I buy now as well - particularly clothes that are so cheap in London.

Labor is so cheap in India that it makes more sense to use a man as a pack horse than to expend fossil fuel.

"Food is traveling because transport has become so cheap in a world of globalization," said Frederic Hague, head of the Norwegian environmental group Bellona.

"3-D printers have become so cheap in seven years that we have the ability to print food," explained the USC corporate relations director Kyle Ackerman.

"Food is traveling because transport has become so cheap in a world of globalization," said Frederic Hauge, head of Norway's environmental group Bellona.

He's bullish because the stock is so cheap, but in a recent report, he laid out the challenge Merck will face in 2009: Sales of top-seller Singulair, for allergies and asthma, will barely grow because of safety worries, and generics maker Teva Pharmaceuticals could launch a copycat ahead of schedule.

In part because fracking (another environmental disaster) has made natural gas so cheap, and in part because the price of wind and solar continues to plummet, 2011 was the first year since deep in the Bush administration that the Executive Branch did not ask for new reactor loan guarantees.

Copies are so ubiquitous, so cheap (free, in fact) that the only things truly valuable are those which cannot be copied.

Unfortunately the developers then were so tight on finance, even the windows were so cheap that in a storm they would blow open".

Toyota had tried the same trick over a decade ago, but CNG availability was so low - and gasoline so cheap - in the US that buyers ignored the car.