Examples of 'end of cheap' in a sentence
Meaning of "end of cheap"
end of cheap: This phrase is usually used in the context of economics or business to indicate the conclusion or depletion of low-cost or affordable options or resources. It suggests a shift towards more expensive or higher-priced alternatives or the loss of access to previously inexpensive goods or services
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The end of cheap energy will change us.
So prepare for the end of cheap money.
The end of cheap fossil fuels.
Welcome to the end of cheap oil.
The end of cheap oil and its global implications.
Crisis which mean the end of cheap energy.
The end of cheap China, What do soaring Chinese wages mean for global manufacturing?
Rising interest rates and the end of cheap cash.
The quiet end of cheap uranium.
A convinced doomer believes that the Green Revolution will collapse at the end of cheap oil.
Finally the end of cheap mortgages?
Additionally, it officially will mark the end of cheap money.
The end of cheap air travel?
But it would most likely mean the end of cheap gasoline.
The end of cheap oil, Are you ready?
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The implications of the end of cheap China.
Biofuels are a greenwash scam, a feel good solution for the end of cheap oil.
Concerning “ The end of cheap oil ”.
What will be the global impacts from the end of cheap oil?
President Bush has been briefed on the end of cheap oil… have you?
The common explanations are not enough . Do not we live the end of cheap oil?
Now a new term has appeared - ' the end of cheap food.
The Economist published a story called “ The end of cheap food ”.
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