cost-conscious

Adjective

Meaning

cost-conscious (comparative more cost-conscious, superlative most cost-conscious)

(of a person) That has an awareness of costs; that is careful about spending.

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Examples

Now that I successfully have background syncing working, I can recommend the Fitbit Zip heartily to cost-conscious consumers interested in getting started with digital fitness tracking of this sort. Source: Internet

Plastic-heavy designs are fine for teens, young adults and the cost-conscious. Source: Internet

This solution is for cost-conscious enterprises and Linux administrators looking for easy configuration and operation of PowerKVM technology (a simple but powerful functioning KVM host). Source: Internet

With a focus on simplicity, ideahost is a great resource for cost-conscious users looking to build a basic, yet custom, website within their means. Source: Internet

With turnover on the rise, many middle-market commercial insurers are looking for new ways to maintain and expand penetration and retention rates in an increasingly competitive, cost-conscious environment. Source: Internet

“We believe students and their parents are now more cost-conscious and understand the true value of earning an associate’s degree from GHC for less than $8,000. Source: Internet

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