Sentence examples for will get cheaper from inspiring English sources
It will get cheaper; but not soon.
It is already around the cost of an M.R.I., and it will get cheaper yet.
A. The knee-jerk reaction is that municipal bonds will get cheaper relative to Treasuries and corporates.
And for those of us who just want a radio upgrade, Ennals thinks that digital car radios will get cheaper.
Meanwhile, it is worth remembering that the Passive House technology, just like laptops and LED lighting, will get cheaper very quickly.
Many Cadbury investors may be expecting a bit more, but they know that if Kraft backs off, Cadbury will get cheaper.
Their backers are betting that photovoltaics will get cheap and will drive down the price of electricity in daylight hours.
"I am no longer convinced satellite bandwidth will get cheap anytime soon.
Local fans will get cheap and even free tickets to games.
"I think house prices will get cheap in the same price way that they were over-valued earlier in the cycle [and] will then stabilise for a long period of time.
In return, the banks will get cheap capital that they can use to lend to each other and to the businesses and consumers that rely on credit to fund wages and buy houses – and without which the US economy is threatening to plunge into a deep recession.
