Examples of cheapness

• Politically conservative, they stood up for small shopkeepers and artisans, distrusted advertising and preferred 'quality' to cheapness and darning to new clothes.

• As we have seen this inevitably led to the employment of children because of the cheapness of their labour.

• Its advantages are likely to be confined to affecting the demand for and supply of labour and its relative 'cheapness' on public funds.

• The photographs are poorly reproduced, reflecting the cheapness of the production, although they usually manage to show what is intended.

• We did not seriously consider implementing any other mechanism since we wanted the simplicity and cheapness.

• But the convenience and relative cheapness of boarding houses did have one major drawback + an almost total lack of privacy.

• Because of the relative cheapness and visibility of lighting, otherwise backward cities and towns could use it to project an image of modernity while the rest of their infrastructure languished.

• It is likely that the simplicity and cheapness of the technique are the reason for this increase, as well as ignoring the older debates in the literature.

• Cheapness is probably just as important as either of the other essentials.

• When natural gas was first discovered, extravagant forecasts were made about its fantastic cheapness.

• The only advantage which these fabric gloves have is their cheapness.

• To my mind cheapness is not worth worshipping at the expense of the happiness of a vast proportion of the population.

• While value for money is always a desirable goal, mere cheapness can be self-defeating.

• The answer may be that in all these other countries the cheapness of the rate is due to the fact that the railways are nationalised.

• I said that the cheapness would come from co-operation in generation, as well as the absence of profit.