Sentence examples for unusually cheap from inspiring English sources

It has developed lithium-ion batteries that are unusually cheap and easy to make.

Even if the relationship withstands scrutiny, the explanation could be that shares are unusually cheap, not that gold is expensive.

Because of the sector's pariah status, busted convertibles are now unusually cheap, compared with junk bonds without conversion features.

Their argument is that in the current environment of near-zero interest rates, fiscal deficits are unusually cheap to finance and monetary policy is not going to move to offset much (if any) of the effects of fiscal policy on the economy.

This is why stocks are unusually cheap right now.

This summer, why not go where the prices are unusually cheap and the dollar is unexpectedly strong?

All those Americans arrived in town on the back of an unusually strong dollar, cheap rents and cheap food.

Mooring licences are fully paid to the Port of London Authority, rent is paid to the developers who own the site, and the flats are, unusually for the area, cheap.

Caught-this-morning crab is a speciality, and a perfect match for the excellent house white (Cépage Colombard Vin de Pays des Côtes de Gascogne), which, unusually, is not the cheapest on the wine list – and it shows.

This feature, too, slipped out early, as did news of the arrival of a cheaper, plastic-backed and unusually colourful iPhone 5c.Apple-watchers have long awaited a less fancy smartphone to compete with cheap-and-cheerful Android phones in places like China, where the company has been rapidly losing market share to smartphones running on Google's operating system.

It was a debate without gaffes, an unusually articulate exchange of ideas free of cheap shots, boorish insults and overt pandering — the things that have made the Republican debates entertaining, but disheartening, and more than a little scary.