Sentence examples for too much cheap from inspiring English sources

There had been too much cheap money.

Whether it's brought on by too much cheap Cognac is up to you.

"Germany produces too much cheap energy, which countries like Austria then have to absorb.

One of the problems in Australia is that the country has too many energy resources, and too much cheap coal.

Percussion effects redolent of gastrointestinal distress made the second movement sound like the woozy aftermath of a bad Italian meal lubricated with too much cheap red wine.

Some figured he had drunk too much cheap wine that was sweetened — in the custom of the 19th century — with lead to hide the bitterness.

No matter how much people want hard-working cabbies to be able to support their families, uberX is now just too much cheaper for most people to ignore in San Francisco, the East Bay, San Jose, "and everywhere in between".

A drop shadow or other effects, if used appropriately, can give a professional look to your project; but doing too much looks cheap.

If £21,000 is too much, the cheapest S model with a more modest engine (mine was the punchy 1.4 turbo petrol) is just £15,090, including alloy wheels, air-con, a touch-screen DAB radio with Bluetooth and a host of safety features.

Maintenance, too, is much cheaper than for cars, and bikes can cope more easily both with poor roads and with congestion.Since breaking with Suzuki, its joint-venture partner, in 2001, TVS has been the only big Indian motorcycle manufacturer to rely entirely on its own designs (the market leader is Hero Honda with a 47% share, and Kawasaki is a technology partner of second-placed Bajaj).

Its psychological elements work well, but it ends up becoming too much of a cheap, blood-spattered thrill.