Sentence examples for too inexpensive from inspiring English sources
The DeWolfes also cater to clients with items too inexpensive for them to list.
They're too inexpensive, they bring less than a third, sometimes even just a fifth of the price, of a tried and true x86 PC microprocessor.
Most were minor pieces by known artists -- prints and smallish drawings that are too inexpensive to merit wall space in a big-city gallery.
Every item on the registry will either be too inexpensive to be a sufficient gift in itself or cost more than two hundred dollars, for a goddam pizza stone.
Officials in the hotel industry, noting the possibility that higher prices will bring a downturn in travel, say there could be an impact there, too: inexpensive motels might lower prices.
Dayne, a running back who was the Giants' first-round draft pick in 2000, has too much talent and is too inexpensive for the team to simply unload, and he has probably not played well enough in the face of diminishing opportunities to generate a trade offer for a high draft pick.
They're also inexpensive.
They are also inexpensive.
I had another worry too: would "inexpensive" mean reduced wildlife?
Unfortunately, too often inexpensive white wines are uninspiring, either flabby and nondescript or overly acidic and acrid.
