Sentence examples for thought cheap from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of January one investment bank picked a portfolio of Asian stocks that it thought cheap.

The minister suggested some parents thought cheap junk food was the only way to feed their children.

In America at least, it is almost always thought cheaper to fire whistleblowers than to listen to them, despite years of legislation designed to achieve the opposite.

Some economists think cheap oil will prove to be a big hindrance to attaining that goal.

But most Nigerians think cheap fuel is the only benefit they get from living in an oil-rich country.

(Nokia hopes that when you read "plastic," you won't think "cheap and crude"— you'll think "tough" and "terrific antenna signal").

That means they are looking for assets whose prices are temporarily out of line with their fundamental values, selling those they deem expensive or buying any they think cheap.

While they are here, think cheap, think convenient, and keep your chin up.

Brian, for some reason, thinks cheap Android-based set top consoles are going to make a big splash.

If Washington is deluded enough to think cheap money will get even cheaper, then it should attach to these 20- and 30-year bonds a 5-year or 10-year call provision, just as almost every corporate issuer does.

Think cheap cologne and ass (not genitalia) in a hot car with the windows up in the middle of summer, parked inside of a giant kimchi jar.