cut-rate造句
1. We get cut-rate electricity for six hours each night.
2. The bulk of its revenues comes from selling cut-rate subscriptions to first-time subscribers.
3. Spirit, along with Europe's leading cut-rate airline Ryanair, are unashamed industry leaders at generating ancillary revenue by seemingly renting every inch of in-flight display space to advertisers.
4. Cut-rate romance feels somehow wrong, so plenty of people simply pay up. It's a special day, after all.
5. Even Apple, which has resisted this cut-rate trend, is offering modestly lower prices or higher specs for the same prices as before.
6. Cut-rate journalists and underground marketing campaigns now drown out the authentic voices of amateur wordsmiths.
7. It is here that is sold cut-rate (se solder), it is the case to say, this something knotted in question.
8. With such improved quality and cut-rate prices, established automakers could one day be competing against China's most successful brands not only in China but on the global stage, executive said.
9. About half of humanity, from India to Chile, now benefits from cut-rate petroleum prices.
10. Upscale retailers all around the world have increasingly relied on the cut-rate strategies to keep recession - weary customers.
11. Nissan and Chevrolet are getting around sticker shock by using that federal tax credit to deliver cut-rate leases.
12. Foreclosure activity weighs on overall home prices by adding a bulk of supply on the market at cut-rate prices, leading other would-be sellers to lower theirs in order to compete.
13. Android growth in China has recently received a boost from cut-rate models from ZTE and sub-$150 smartphone market is expected to bloom over the next winter.
14. S. investors are venturing across the pond to snap up corporate bonds at cut-rate prices.
15. But some intrepid U.S. investors are venturing across the pond to snap up corporate bonds at cut-rate prices.
16. Therein lies the ultimate paradox of trade: Courtesy of a strong dollar and cut-rate foreign financing, America has been living beyond its means for almost a decade.
17. The losers have been ordinary citizens, ousted from their homes with cut-rate compensation and scant legal recourse.
18. More likely, experts say, sales have simply shifted to nearby tax havens that allow New Yorkers to stockpile cut-rate smokes at the expense of the state treasury.