Sentence examples for that much cheaper from inspiring English sources

A direct pipeline to refineries and global markets makes the business of polluting the atmosphere that much cheaper and easier.

And none of them were all that much cheaper or easier to build than a Quonset hut or a Butler barn.

And with inflation running at about 25%, our guidebook's pricing was hopelessly outdated; restaurant and hotel bills weren't that much cheaper than you'd expect to pay in London.

The boroughs outside of Manhattan and New Jersey bring more space for the dollar, but the more desirable housing, apartment-hunters say, is not all that much cheaper.

Ive then had phones to match – the 5S, unlockable with a fingerprint, and the cheaper (but not that much cheaper) 5C, where the "C" stands for colour.

Indeed, the very plunge in currencies that precipitated the crisis also provided a fix, making Thai, Malaysian, Indonesian and Korean goods that much cheaper on world markets.

Today in the journal Nature, researchers at MIT's Media Lab report a new approach to generating holograms that could lead to color holographic-video displays that are much cheaper to manufacture than today's experimental, monochromatic displays.

"They can do what they want to do, in a manner that is much cheaper and much faster than the systems that they're currently trying to use, which often are very unwieldy," he says.

She couldn't afford some programs, but Wu combined two in the same neighborhood that were much cheaper.

As with the iPod Nano, it will need an entry-level model that's much cheaper and more focused.

The idea is to replace its ageing fleet with new aircraft that are much cheaper to run.