Ultracheap

Despite the availability for years of ultracheap Internet alternatives like Skype and Vonage, 57% of Americans who make international phone calls still exclusively use their landline or wireless carrier at many times the cost, according to research done by Vonage Holdings. ❋ Martin Peers (2011)

A few days of market volatility, centered on Libya's turmoil, already has some analysts ruminating that central banks will keep the pump primed with ultracheap money for a while. ❋ Unknown (2011)

With Netflix's unlimited streaming priced at $8 a month, Redbox will feel pressure to offer an ultracheap deal to get attention. ❋ John Jannarone (2012)

Besides, it won't be easy to generate inflation in Germany even with the help of ultracheap money. ❋ Richard Barley (2012)

Typically, FlyerTalk regulars pass around alerts on ultracheap fares among themselves by email or phone before they post it publicly on the Web site. ❋ Scott McCartney (2010)

Like BHP Billiton raising ultracheap debt to buy into the potash sector, AngloGold is taking advantage of markets 'finely balanced sense of fear and greed to access funds. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Some ultracheap carriers boast of selling seats at zero fares — passengers pay only the taxes and fees. ❋ Scott McCartney (2010)

Perhaps he likes holding a bit of insurance against the possibility that the Fed ' s ill-chosen program of ultracheap rates at all costs may end by creating a currency war. ❋ Unknown (2010)

After first receiving billions in taxpayer aid, and now ultracheap funding from the Federal Reserve, Wall Street banks are on track to wrap up two of their best years ever. ❋ The Huffington Post News Team (2010)

This hideous piece of crap is pretty much unwatcheable, except for the times you hear a disgusting noise and look up to see a cloud of swarming flylike "nanobots" swarming around somebody and melting them in a gruesome, ultracheap CGI way. ❋ Unknown (2009)

So long as powerful people put TNR in their Washington lobbies and powerful people possibly peruse its pages, it will exist in paper form, until we get universal ultracheap semidisposable digitablets that can be displayed like magazines. ❋ Ann Althouse (2009)

The explosive spread of the internet, finally, was also a product of the era of ultracheap energy. ❋ Steve Hulett (2009)