Sentence examples for the more cheap from inspiring English sources

The gobbier I get, the more cheap headlines I get, the more tickets we sell".

And matters aren't helped by the front of the device, which looks all the more cheap and plastic-ish thanks to the nylon on the back.

To do so is a mistake, and the more you buy, the more cheap phones flood the market, and thus more people are walking around with crap up against their faces.

The more cheap natural gas that's available, the fewer coal-powered power plants--which cause 75percentt of the CO2 created by American energy generation--we'll need.

Stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic have jumped, as the promise of more cheap money raises spirits on the trading floors.

The need for more cheap black labour after the Second World War led the South African government to look for migrant workers outside South Africa, mainly from Mozambique and Malawi.

So far, discussion of the bill in the Indian media has focused on the cost of providing more cheap food – the bill would increase government spending by more than 200 billion rupees, or $3.75 billion, annually.

The question is what tools to use: lower interest rates, spraying the banks with more cheap long-term money or the E.C.B.'s first dose of quantitative easing.

That turned out to be a canny publicity stunt to promote the building of more cheap homes to solve the national housing crisis.

It will be interesting to see if the American public actually supports this once they see the results (no more cheap gardeners, no more cheap vegetables, etc)., but the basic idea is hardly impossible to implement.

The expectation of more cheap finance, together with dwindling spare capacity and rising demand, ought to entice firms to build and buy.