We were trying to make it as inexpensively as possible.
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We're going to get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively, relatively speaking.
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There are small reactors that could be built inexpensively in factories.
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We had to figure out a way to do it inexpensively.
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So no future mayor could easily or inexpensively eliminate the service.
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That isn't to say Shiv dressed inexpensively or is always understated.
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My challenge: to take it all in as inexpensively as possible.
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An adult-looking plaything was impossible to create inexpensively, Ruth was told.
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"There's a lot of things you can do inexpensively," Mr. Khalaf said.
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This enables farmers to quickly identify problems and take action fairly inexpensively.
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It has also enabled the campaign to quickly and inexpensively engage supporters.
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And it doesn't hurt that it can all be done fairly inexpensively.
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Patients can have tremendous trouble getting their health records quickly and inexpensively.
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But social media has magnified their opportunity to do so quickly and inexpensively.
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Both can be upgraded to levels comparable to high-end consumer PCs relatively inexpensively.
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Once hard to find, you can now get sets of coupes inexpensively off Amazon.
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He understood the singular sound of the instrument and how to recreate it inexpensively.
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You need to buy them inexpensively to have a lot of outfits to wear.
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Remote-conferencing websites such as Zoom and GoTo Meeting handle it simply and inexpensively.
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The RapID (pronounced "rapid") system could lead to all manner of inexpensively produced interactive toys.
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People all over the world can bring products to life really really quickly and inexpensively.
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The public authorities are guiding a highly intricate transition successfully, inexpensively and ahead of schedule.
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Is it simply saving money, or is there something else that's inherently valuable in traveling inexpensively?
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Step 1: Get a plant I got my fiddle-leaf fig from Home Depot rather inexpensively.
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The District must possess all of its active judges to quickly, inexpensively and fairly resolve cases.
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A third party dock that lets you inexpensively hook up your Switch to a second TV
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All of these companies collect, aggregate, and analyze vast quantities of data — safely, securely, and inexpensively.
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The District must possess each of its active judges to swiftly, inexpensively and fairly decide cases.
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For example, your car could inexpensively charge itself overnight, and then power your AC during the day.
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If it's possible to grow these cells inexpensively in the lab, human chimeras may not be necessary.
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Many are prefabricated structures built quickly and inexpensively in rural areas or on the outskirts of cities.
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But cutting through that, and saying, 'Hey, no, this is something we can do quickly, and inexpensively.
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The district also needs all of its active judges to promptly, inexpensively and fairly resolve its docket.
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He imagined that, if inexpensively mass-produced, the instrument might foster a new form of musical literacy.
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We both love to talk endlessly, so a lot of our time is inexpensively spent in conversation.
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Enterprising networks and studios, then, can woo them fairly easily, and fairly inexpensively compared with larger awards bodies.
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Mr. Chapman came inexpensively because other teams had passed on him after allegations of domestic violence had surfaced.
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"Building a wall is easy, and it can be done inexpensively," Trump told The Washington Post last summer.
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The nanotainer would be deposited into an Edison, and thorough analysis could be run inexpensively, quickly, and seamlessly.
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And while budget is always a consideration, it does not mean a solid collection can't be found inexpensively.
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And funds that track international indexes make it possible to dabble in foreign markets relatively inexpensively, he said.
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And that can happen indefinitely because they are made of one material and are easily and inexpensively sorted.
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And because solar is inexpensively produced in our state, Georgia Power's customers can benefit from lower electricity rates.
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We're going to get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively — relatively speaking — and the permitting process will go very, very quickly.
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It just wants to take 150 kilograms to orbit as often as it can, as inexpensively as it can.
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Adding 4K is a way to address some market demand inexpensively and early, which is smart on Google's part.
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As we know it today, rosé can be produced more quickly, inexpensively, and efficiently than other types of wine.
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Unlike many of its sports car competitors, Aston doesn't have a large parent company to inexpensively appropriate technology from.
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We're going to get infrastructure built quickly; inexpensively, relatively speaking; and the permitting process will go very, very quickly.
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You can buy the decals fairly inexpensively; they go for roughly between $3 and $18 on sites like Taobao.
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How to get a new Xbox One controller inexpensively, or find a used one Purchased directly from the Xbox.
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This is one of 18 Eames chairs in my home, all collected really inexpensively because they each needed work.
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We're going to get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively, relatively speaking and the permitting process will go very, very quickly.
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Digital accounts help banks save money on opening new branches and allows the bank to compete for customer deposits inexpensively.
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This type of approach allows us to very inexpensively deploy a mass transit method that actually doesn't make traffic worse.
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Cerium oxide, a rare earth used as polishing powder, offers a prime example of how it can be done inexpensively.
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I mean, why own a car in one of these cities if you can car share or Lyft so inexpensively?
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The artist couple was able to buy the former firehouse inexpensively, since most people didn't want so much open space.
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The marriage has made clear the difficulties of selling fresh food inexpensively, either in a physical store or through delivery.
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Many scientists see little need for humans on the moon, since robots would do the work more safely and inexpensively.
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The national offer comes as banks large and small look for ways to use smartphones to compete for customer deposits inexpensively.
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It primarily sells those cars inexpensively within China, while imposing a 25 percent tariff on American cars imported into the country.
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And, by changing the materials used for the different components, the muscles can be quickly and inexpensively fabricated for specific applications.
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The PATH station at the World Trade Center was quickly and inexpensively rebuilt after 19803/11 and served about 46,000 people.
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Optical discs give businesses a way of inexpensively storing an awful lot of cold data—a way pioneered and proven by Facebook.
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The Panama Canal will be a solution for Florida-based businesses that are looking to move goods overseas as inexpensively as possible.
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That Facebook's largely unsupervised advertising system is designed for small businesses because it allows them to reach a sea of customers inexpensively.
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We need to make things that can successful move long distances completely autonomously with very high levels of safety and reasonably inexpensively.
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"Fertile male sperm has already been preserved inexpensively for years," he said in an interview with The Telegraph before his 2015 death.
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So what the Soviet Union did is provided things to people either free or inexpensively, but the quality was not very good.
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The scat they leave behind, though, that's something an obsessive, tail-wagging dog can easily (and inexpensively) find with the right training.
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"I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I'll build them very inexpensively," Trump said.
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"I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I'll build them very inexpensively," he said.
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The private contractors employed to pay the government's health-care bills are under pressure to process claims as quickly and inexpensively as possible.
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Mediation Online — A web service that helps Brazilian corporations and consumers resolve legal disputes quickly and inexpensively with an automated, binding mediation process.
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Consider that social media has made it possible for the White House to create media content and distribute it inexpensively to the masses.
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This means that the court lacks eight percent of its active judicial complement, which complicates efforts to expeditiously, inexpensively and fairly decide cases.
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"I know how to build very inexpensively, so it will be much lower than these numbers I am being presented with," he said.
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This means that the court lacks twenty percent of its active judicial complement, which frustrates efforts to promptly, inexpensively and fairly resolve disputes.
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"As we advance our ability to treat diseases, we need to continually enhance our ability to rapidly and inexpensively diagnose" those diseases, Collins says.
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Plus, even though its RAM is pretty limited at just 4GB, people on Amazon say you can easily (and inexpensively) upgrade its storage yourself.
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Most buyers, she said, know that if they want a smart doorbell or thermostat, they can simply buy it on their own relatively inexpensively.
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The question is whether China will continue to be allowed to abundantly and inexpensively export solar panels and solar cells to the United States.
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And while the city can certainly be navigated inexpensively, you will also find fascinating cultural landmarks, wonderful food and an almost unparalleled coffee culture.
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It created numerous "special purpose vehicles" to make it easier for him quietly and inexpensively to acquire international properties for himself and his companies.
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"The purpose is to try to provide a plan as inexpensively as possible to the students," said Andy Almeida, the company's chief operating officer.
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Companies selling devices are under a lot of pressure to deliver cool gadgets inexpensively, and there isn't a lot of information about their security practices.
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Make sure you're up to date on any new provisions that could change the process of repaying your loans as quickly and inexpensively as possible.
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Personally, I see community college as a way to inexpensively test the waters of higher ed, as well as being a much more supportive environment.
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"Over the last decade, Amazon Web Services enabled any new business to start easily and inexpensively," said Hemant Taneja, a managing director at General Catalyst.
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Say 'No' to Plastic Water Bottles They are readily and inexpensively available, but the waste from plastic bottles clogs up landfills and pollutes the ocean.
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If people have complaints, try to address them quickly and inexpensively by modifying your prototype until customers are willing to pay for it and use it.
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Tickets are incorrectly priced, which incentivizes scalpingIf there's a reliably profitable secondary market for tickets, that means tickets are being priced too inexpensively by the artist.
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But they lack the flexibility to quickly and inexpensively shift production from one model to another in response to rapidly shifting tariff threats, industry experts said.
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Known as the grocery store orchid, it is widely, inexpensively available, and the lifestyle star of everything from luxury-condo advertising to wellness spas and supermarkets.
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When properly done, clubfoot treatment is straightforward, succeeds 95 percent of the time and inexpensively changes a life like that of this 11-month-old girl.
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The device may not look pretty, but it will inexpensively and crisply project an image of the eclipsing sun onto a sheet for all to see.
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Bottom line: You might not care where your data is stored or how it gets to you as long as it does so quickly, securely and inexpensively.
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Marathon did not invent deflazacort and patients have been able to import it inexpensively for personal use for years because there was not an approved U.S. treatment.
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With several thousand Tomahawk cruise missiles in inventory, it's likely that research and development on the ground launch of this system could be completed quickly and inexpensively.
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Quicko's technology integrates all mobility options — from bicycles to Uber and 99 — to help people get where they need to go as quickly and inexpensively as possible.
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In the past investors often viewed a new wave of rules on tobacco as a chance to buy tobacco stocks inexpensively, before they resumed their steady rise.
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DNA sequencing and data processing are converging in such a way that you can relatively quickly and inexpensively determine an enormous amount of information about a microbe.
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Scientists say that if this natural process, called carbon mineralization, could be harnessed, accelerated and applied inexpensively on a huge scale, it could help fight climate change.
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But I probably use WhatsApp more than any other app on my phone — it's the best for keeping instantly and inexpensively in touch via text or voice.
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The company should be early and successful in its 183G network, and we expect it to pick up a lot of mid-band spectrum inexpensively next year.
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Apple also filed a second lawsuit against Qualcomm which accused it of failing to live up to promises made to license "standard essential patents" broadly and inexpensively.
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Gates and Allen felt this process could be done more efficiently and more inexpensively, an idea that soon evolved into the friends' first-ever business: Traf-o-Data.
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Bezos's Blue Origin is focused on building the infrastructure to make it possible for future generations of humans to iterate on space technology and build new companies inexpensively.
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The package also includes more than 10,000 general purpose bombs, and more than 5,000 tail kits used to inexpensively convert "dumb" bombs into laser or GPS-guided weapons.
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And to make those ambitions a reality, it's embracing a bitcoin-like creation that can quickly and inexpensively move any country's currency across borders and around the world.
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In the developing world, where swelling populations, increased urbanization, and growing economies create a demand for ever more food — produced quickly and inexpensively — pesticide application rates are rising.
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The package also included more than 10,000 general purpose bombs, and more than 5,000 tail kits used to inexpensively convert "dumb" bombs into laser or GPS-guided weapons.
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Texas has already proven the effectiveness of school marshals, and I hope other states will realize that they can implement this program inexpensively with or without Washington's blessing.
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Social media is heavily influencing the industry, speeding up demand for new products but also allowing fashion brands to reach out to potential customers more directly and inexpensively.
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There are funds that track indices inexpensively and others, known as "smart beta" or "factor" investments, that replicate elements of what humans do at a fraction of the cost.
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Rather than being descriptive of the product itself, startup minimalism indicates how that product will be purchased and delivered to the shopper: digitally, easily, inexpensively, and with a smile.
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What it signifies, though, is that phones with chunky bezels are going to look increasingly dated very soon if it's possible to produce a device like this so inexpensively.
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Public markets are inclusive and deep; they should provide capital efficiently (meaning inexpensively and intelligently) and should, as a result, be the best solution for both companies and investors.
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"The drive in keeping SLS in toothpaste is that it's manufactured inexpensively, and that the lather is something the consumer looks for and associates with 'squeaky clean,'" he says.
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When it ends, viewers can switch to one of the most inexpensively produced shows in the industry, "Talk the Thrones", in which boffins sit around and discuss HBO's show.
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That's a lot of ethanol, but American consumers have reached the "blend wall" which is the maximum amount of ethanol that can be combined inexpensively with petroleum-based fuel.
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The stuff occurs naturally in some water systems, but when added to municipal water, it inexpensively prevented tooth decay in kids and tooth loss in adults, the CDC wrote.
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By making sure you're up to date on student debt repayment policies and interest rates, you can make it easier to repay your loans as quickly and inexpensively as possible.
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"If I could inexpensively pick up a killer sales force without a lot of the other things that I don't necessarily need, yeah, I'd be all there," Diane Greene said.
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Conservatives — often male ones — like to argue that Title X improperly uses tax dollars to subsidize women's sex lives, and that some forms of birth control can be obtained inexpensively.
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Another responder, Mandisa Washington, wrote: Personally, I see community college as a way to inexpensively test the waters of higher ed, as well as being a much more supportive environment.
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This "cut and paste" tool for DNA can easily and inexpensively delete, repair or replace genes with precision, creating unprecedented opportunities to alter the human genetic code and cure diseases.
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Their Miniature Autonomous Underwater Explorer (M-AUE) gets pushed around by the currents, tracks its surroundings, and allows scientists to measure oceanic properties in 3D relatively inexpensively, for the first time.
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Scientists say that if this natural process, called carbon mineralization, could be harnessed, accelerated and applied inexpensively on a huge scale — admittedly very big "ifs" — it could help fight climate change.
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Its first service, which launched in 2015, was remote veterinary consultations — via text message or video call — for pet owners wanting to quickly and inexpensively get advice with a specific query.
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The drone was developed for the Air Force Research Laboratory's (AFRL) Low Cost Attritable Aircraft Technology (LCAAT) program which seeks to develop new planes for the military both quickly and inexpensively.
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One popular method was the custom-made decal, which took off in the mid-2000s, when online ordering made it easy for anyone to print decals in mass quantity fairly inexpensively.
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The availability of education conveniently and inexpensively makes it possible for more people to develop a mastery, and we can have a more efficient culture doing all kinds of things better.
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And the examples, some of which had yet to be made public, showed how easily — and inexpensively — foreign actors could abuse social media platforms to potentially reach hundreds of millions of people.
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Jenkins, in a statement alongside the paper, notes that decarbonizing power needs to be done inexpensively enough to make electricity an attractive substitute for fossil fuels in transportation, heating buildings and industry.
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"Keeping the main pieces of furniture neutral will allow you to keep up with color trends easily and relatively inexpensively; because we all know the next color trend is just around the corner!"
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I know how to build very inexpensively, so it will be much lower than these numbers I am being presented with, and it will be a better wall and it will look nice.
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You can live in Idaho inexpensively, but the state has a relatively high income tax rate of 7.4 percent for a family making $50,000 per year and doesn't protect Roth IRAs in bankruptcy.
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He and other newly returned residents say they moved back because they can live inexpensively in a benign climate with beautiful surroundings - even if it's under one of North America's most active volcanoes.
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The Wall Street Journal, in an article entitled Inside JP Morgan's Deal With OnDeck Capital, stated that the partnership would "help the bank process applications more inexpensively and quickly, in hours instead of weeks".
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Its parts can also be sourced relatively inexpensively, which means that third party repair companies are salivating over the prospect of you fumbling the phone and bringing it to them for a screen repair.
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The big internet platform companies have amassed so much power that they benefit from huge economies of scale, enabling them to do things more inexpensively because they do them for a lot of people.
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The ability to inexpensively make formerly hard-to-find parts diminishes the scarcity and can drop the value of a collectible car — sometimes by hundreds of thousands of dollars and, in extreme cases, millions.
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"Yes, in 2019, it is definitely possible to block all frequencies operating from DC (0 Hz) - 6 GHz inexpensively and thus blocking out basically all frequencies that consumer devices use," he told me over email.
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Finally, and most importantly, we'd do all of this inexpensively enough that the average American could not only do all the things they were doing using fossil fuels, but could do more for less money.
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Wood was the answer design-wise, but also proved useful from a functional standpoint—it allowed Taber to prototype his designs relatively inexpensively while still giving them a different feel from a video game of yore.
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So the rollout of 5G will be very incremental, so you take the 4G network, you add 5G, where you need capacity, and, ultimately, you are going to have a 5G network built, basically relatively inexpensively.
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A growing barrier to 'The Wall' "I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I'll build them very inexpensively," Trump said during his June 2015 campaign kick-off.
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"We see SWN as affording relatively inexpensively priced exposure to natural gas, backed by what is a strong balance sheet today thanks in part to proceeds from asset sales and equity raises," BMO said in a note.
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With this approach, many new companies entering the market can minimize marketing and sales costs by cleverly attaching to the marketing machines of more established vendors, as well as inexpensively gain access to an existing customer base.
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" On the other hand, the digital marketplace has encouraged competition by lowering "many costs for small businesses, increasing their ability to rapidly and inexpensively scale up, collect information on potential consumers, and create new products and ideas.
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Taking advantage of credit card protectionsWhen I&aposm traveling, I&aposm able to sleep much easier knowing that if I run into problems along the way, my credit cards will help me resolve issues quickly and inexpensively.
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Plus, "knowledge gained from more expensive techniques or ones that take a while to do and do well can be inexpensively applied to everyone's data," says the Allen Institute's Greg Johnson, who also worked on the tool.
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Levandowski and his Grand Challenge teammates had developed a method for inexpensively stitching together thousands of landscape photographs, then combining them with G.P.S. coördinates, in order to plot navigable self-driving paths over dusty hills and creek beds.
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Maybe one day, aerospace engineers will develop a station that can withstand 50 years or more in space, or a long-duration habitat that can be inexpensively returned to Earth to be retooled and relaunched, like SpaceX's rockets.
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That conflict between big dreams and merciless reality helps explain why the loser is such an archetype of independent cinema, the kinds of small-scale, inexpensively made, personal stories that Tribeca pulls in by the dozen year after year.
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Globalization was the company's raison d'être; on a trip to Brazil, Mr. Fisher realized that he could produce shoes inexpensively there, then ship them to the United States, where they could be sold for considerably less than competitors' shoes.
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Yet social media firms spent a very long time indeed trying to sell the ludicrous fallacy that content about slippers and maliciously crafted political propaganda, mass-targeted tracelessly and inexpensively via their digital ad platforms, was essentially the same stuff.
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And as their adversaries adopt low-cost drones (Islamic State has used off-the-shelf consumer drones in Iraq for surveillance and to drop explosives), Western armed forces are trying to work out how to stop them reliably and inexpensively.
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"Let's just be honest about this — it's their job to get the actors for as inexpensively as possible, and it was a healthy go-around … They're great men and women that I work for, and they do the right thing."
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" Later, he debuted his plan to build a border wall: "I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I'll build them very inexpensively, I will build a great, great wall on our southern border.
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That reputation for hardiness has not been lost on the region's livestock dealers, who in recent years have trekked into the foothills to buy the goats inexpensively from struggling tribal families and then sell them on, at much higher prices, in livestock markets.
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"Rates are once again at another all-time low, yet interestingly enough, most homeowners are not taking advantage of the opportunity to inexpensively tap into their homes equity," said Matt Weaver, vice president of sales at CrossCountry Mortgage in Boca Raton, Florida.
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"Rather than finding the best ideas yourself or paying a premium to someone else to potentially find the best stocks, you can use an ETF to cover the globe extremely inexpensively," said Todd Rosenbluth, senior director of ETF and mutual fund research at CFRA Research.
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You don't have to, you still can, there's lots of great stand-ups, but the ability to be discovered through digital now, through just doing things in your living room, and being able to get those easily, cheaply, inexpensively produced shorts and get those out there.
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But there's also the simple fact that Donald Trump's digital strategy director, Brad Parscale, was able to effectively and inexpensively leverage the social media tools and data troves amassed by the Republican National Committee that were already available to the candidate who won the Republican primary.
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" The order—signed during the Trump administration's now largely forgotten "infrastructure week"—was announced during an unruly, and now infamous, press conference in the lobby of Trump Tower, where the president promised it "get infrastructure built quickly, inexpensively, relatively speaking, and the permitting process will go very, very quickly.
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And I don't want to end it for somebody that hasn't been buying insurance for all of his life where he has a guarantee that for all of his life he's been buying the insurance and he can buy it inexpensively when he turns 65 or 70 years old.
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"So I think we'll see increased economic activity, which will help both [big and regional] banks, but I think the hole is going to be in the big banks, and I think the regional banks are priced inexpensively right now relative to where the big banks are," Davitt said.
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Over the last 10 years, major automakers have introduced some two dozen electric cars in the United States, and almost all have flopped, mainly because they were aimed at helping manufacturers meet fuel-economy and emissions regulations as easily and inexpensively as possible — hence the term compliance cars.
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This will bring more rapidly and inexpensively to market not only entirely novel molecules, both small (what we think of as "drugs" in common parlance) and large and complex ("biologics"), but also generics and biosimilars, created to replicate the structure and/or effect of existing drugs and biologics at lower cost.
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"While the utility of the weekend will continue to draw shoppers into stores and online to efficiently and inexpensively check off their lists, we're also seeing consumers report tradition and the opportunity to partake in holiday cheer as reasons for shopping, too," Prosper principal analyst Pam Goodfellow said in a statement.
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Even in the age of peak TV, the Olympics are perceived to be such a potent draw that other networks have largely gotten out of their way, with CBS, for example, trotting out "Celebrity Big Brother" as a means of (hopefully) helping to inexpensively keep the lights on for those 17 days.
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Individuals can inexpensively access the same tools that once were only available in the hallways of Madison Avenue, and they can leverage the access made available by the Silicon Valley-centered distribution services to have larger circulation than their more established competitors, who continue to rely on survey-based circulation numbers of dwindling subscribers.
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Unlike earlier revolts, rural France has managed to bring its most powerful forces to bear quickly in the capital -- mobilizing on Facebook pages (that are now alleged to have been manipulated by Russian agents), and using France's high-speed rail network to bring protestors to Paris from the furthest reaches of France inexpensively and in a matter of hours.
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