cheaper造句

They're also seeking a cheaper catalyst than iridium.

I'm sorry we have nothing cheaper in stock at present.

China also produces wool and its land, Labour and capital are often cheaper.

'Too expensive here. And there's a cheaper one nearby, the one across the bakery.

Demand is growing: a liter of biodiesel is 4-6 US cents cheaper than diesel.

But even if you are, there are often cheaper ways to get a similar workout.

Cloning the genetically engineered mice used in medical studies should also be cheaper than current breeding methods.

The future, he reckons, lies in cheaper, expendable drones that can swarm or spread out as circumstance requires.

Most of the offenders (74 percent) are on parole or probation-a much cheaper alternative to incarceration.

And above all, newspaper editors need to say no to the temptation to outsource business columns to cheaper, hungrier writers.

So we took the sunflower's price down from 100 to 50 (the cheaper price would encourage players to buy it over the peashooter).

The buses are cheaper and able to serve far more streets but move more slowly, pollute more and contribute to traffic congestion.

That coupe's a beauty, isn't it? Forty percent cheaper than the sticker price, and only two years old. Low mileage, too.

Another way to make recycling cheaper is to get the household or business that generates the waste to sort it free of charge.

Making relatively few high-priced big cars is one way to recoup heavy vehicle investments. The other is mass production of cheaper cars.

He believes it will help us move closer to a garbage utopia where we recycle or reuse everything we can, with the help of far tinier, and far cheaper, versions of the tags.

“The chemical structure is very close to that of olive oil, and it’s cheaper, ” Mekary explains, adding that canola oil’s health benefits are also similar to olive oil, just less flavorful.

The low-voltage driving circuit is adopted to drive a piezoelectric ceramic phase shifter to shift the phase of the reference beam, so as to make the instrument lighter, smaller and cheaper.

And Washington has adopted a policy of benign neglect towards the currency, despite the strong-dollar rhetoric, in the hope that cheaper exports will make up for the squeeze on consumer spending.