Sentence examples for thus cheap from inspiring English sources

Since 2003, the law has allowed contracts to be counted as temporary, and thus cheap, for up to three years.

Thus, cheap coated-canvas bags were converted into objects of consumer fetish with eye-grabbing adornments: denim and diamonds, graffiti, crystal beads, and, almost always, a prominent logo.

But countries with poor growth records see their stockmarkets shunned; their share prices are thus cheap and offer higher subsequent returns.

Linear complexity allows for the usage of fine grids, e.g. 81923 and, thus, cheap extrapolation procedure.

Thus, the HSM itself can be quite lightweight (thus cheap, e.g., a crypto-smart card).

As bacterial genomes are comparatively short and thus cheap to sequence, it is feasible to create protein databases by translating all six reading frames of the genome.

Thus, cheaper raw materials, such as high-carbon ferrochromium, may be used in the initial melting operation.

While some consumers bought expensive hybrids, most chose to increase efficiency by buying smaller, and thus cheaper, cars.

However, markups decline at the very top end: thus, cheaper wines carry the highest profit margin, and the most expensive offer the best relative value.

Or an unmanned, and thus cheaper, shuttle could take large pieces of the station into orbit, while people could reach the station on expendable craft.

Dr Frank agrees, noting that the hybridisation would mean cars would need less hydrogen on board, and smaller (and thus cheaper) fuel cells.