cut-price造句

I tend to be a bit leery of cut-price bargains'.

And the distributors have no incentive to fill their shelves with cut-price alternatives.

And even luxury brands are planning to open new cut-price shops in America's discount outlet malls.

In response, Softbank offered a series of cut-price tariff packages, including the offer of free calls to other Softbank subscribers.

Those who benefited from the controversial cut-price, insider "loans for shares" privatisations of the mid-1990s are all well represented.

Many other European smelters could close because they are unable to strike cut-price new deals for electricity as older contracts run out.

THE statistics are worthy of Detroit or Newark: almost half the children in the local schools are from families poor enough to be eligible for free or cut-price lunches;

With his hard nose protruding like a ship's prow, and his hands leathered from a youth spent piloting his cut-price ferry into Manhattan, he took to business as if it were war.