cheaply的示例

• First, it is difficult to store large quantities of electricity cheaply.

• This means finding places to play, building a supportive audience, developing strategies for living cheaply, shared punk houses, and such like.

• The main objective of a forest plantation is to produce large volumes of commercial timber cheaply and rapidly.

• Getting informed is costly and cheaply available information is usually the result of truth-insensitive processes, most often vivid theories.

• It may be that alternative fertilizing services come more cheaply (and may or may not be jointly produced with other products).

• Horses could be bred on the farm, or bought relatively cheaply, and almost all farmers could use at least one economically by 1900.

• An alderman bought the house, cheaply in view of the unusual charge, and promptly called in experts to inspect the contraption.

• They were designed as autonomous settlements capable of guaranteeing work, housing and services efficiently and cheaply, within a territory totally lacking any kind of urbanization.

• The method is cost effective in that large numbers of specimens can be examined cheaply relative to the cost of nucleotide sequencing.

• The reforms discourage the growing of berseem, for instance, to feed cattle cheaply.

• Inefficient decisions may result when households take defensive action to avert damage that might have been averted more cheaply through public actions.

• Moreover, households located close to coalfields would obtain coal more cheaply, and would, therefore, be less frugal in disposing of cinders.

• Obviously, one cannot introduce tectonic refinements, however modest, if the sole logic of the enterprise is to build as cheaply as possible no matter what.

• A final word in favour of traditional survey: it can be done relatively simply and cheaply, with a minimum of equipment.

• But roadside buildings have one undoubted virtue: they are built quickly, cheaply and efficiently.