cheapen造句

To ignore justice is to cheapen grace.

I don't want anything to cheapen what we've found.

In no case can we cheapen the quality of products.

It is an effective way to cheapen it.

Many foolish people cheapen something just because they don't understand the value of it.

South Korea has been frantically buying dollars to cheapen the won.

To cheapen a price; to beat down a price; to knock down a price

For if you degrade and cheapen the word too long, the people will turn to the picture.

Don't overlook the obvious reasons to disagree with the war, but don't cheapen the moral aspects either.

The price is changeable. Sometimes chain stores cheapen the goods to attract customers. They may be rather cheap.

Good, there is some... it would cheapen the whole idea of contracts which has to do with taking in obligation on myself.

Beijing has a policy to cheapen its currency to grow through exports, on the back of other countries' demand, while slowing its own domestic demand.

Businessmen quibble that they could better tap fast-growing markets in Asia if the BoJ did more to cheapen the yen.

Mr Zapatero refuses "to cheapen the firing" of the two-thirds of the workforce on permanent contracts, who must be paid 45 days for each year of service if they are laid off.