Sentences with phrase «cheaper than the winners»

Not exact matches

It is nice to have a Nobel Prize winner on my side and Europe is certainly cheaper than the US, but I find it hard to get excited about Italy, Spain or any of the developed European markets until they embrace more fundamental changes.

I live in Canada, and I bought it at Winners, where it's a bit cheaper than in grocery stores.

The consumer is paying $ 1 a litre and the only winner here is the supermarket... Obviously it is cheaper to buy [produce] from overseas than from our country, grown in God knows what... Your latest ad campaign sprouting that you support Aussie growers is insulting... Eventually all the growers you so - called support will be out of business... The consumer will be stuck buying expensive, overseas produce... I am ashamed to watch your ads and us farmers burn in resentment when we do.

A Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 is the bang for your buck winner in this class, while the Mercedes - Benz ML63 AMG and BMW X6M also come in quite a bit cheaper than this thing.

But when you balance that with the fact the Hyundai is considerably cheaper, offers more equipment, was closer to the Honda than the VW on track and feels more resolved over a wider range of road surfaces than both of its rivals, the winner here is pretty obvious.

To suggest that coastlines aren't quite as perilous as green activists claim, that the government shouldn't be picking winners, or that cheaper energy might be more helpful to poor people than mitigating climate change was to «deny science», and to be victim of some horrific right wing ideology that would make Hitler's crimes against humanity look like a summer picnic... Climate sceptics were inviting certain doom.

I really didn't want to pick the Honor 6X as the winner of this comparison, but what choice do I have when you have a quality smartphone for only $ 250 — that is about $ 470 cheaper than the Moto Z Force.

And it's cheaper than chalk paint too, which is always a winner to me.