Cheapness used in a sentence

Cheapness in a sentence as a noun

Doing something fast often hurts quality and/or cheapness.

But the boom is driven in part by the utter dirt cheapness of it now and they're afraid of hopping off the wave.

When you are bragging about cheapness, but it takes nine months of your full time labor to do the work, is that really cheap?

Is it like we have provision for cheapness in trials, but none for justice or humanity.

Between the cheapness and flexibility of Android it makes it a pretty obvious choice, no?

Trap enough people in the underclass, and the apparent cheapness of the guaranteed minimum income no longer looks so cheap.

There are a few gems like SpaceX and Willow Garage that seek out challenge in this way, but they are doing it independent of the cheapness and openness that computers now allow.

The only thing Seiki has is pixel density and cheapness, it is awful in every other measurable way, without a doubt one of the worst panels I have ever purchased.

K-Mart is similar, but while Wal-Mart just has an air of bone-cutting industrial cheapness, K-Mart is more sad, it's more like the dilapidated shanty, leaning to one side, with ten kids playing in the yard.

Truly speaking it is not the labour that is divided; but the men: – Divided into mere segments of men – broken into small fragments and crumbs of life; so that the little piece of intelligence that is left in a man is not enough to make a pin."Only in right understanding on the part of all classes of what kinds of labor are good for men, raising them & making them happy, and by a determined sacrifice of such convenience, or beauty, or cheapness as is to be got only by the degradation of the workman; and by equally determined demand for the products and results of healthy and ennobling labour can this evil be met."Prior to working there, I had begun taking seriously the treatment of the animals whose products I ate - milk products, eggs, meat ect.