Sentence examples for Advantageous pricing from inspiring English sources

These progressively more advantageous pricing strategies suggest a number of larger business strategy issues raised by the economics of a people business.

Namely, specialist firms violated their stated duties by taking advantage of advantageous prices and trading ahead of customer orders, according to the suit.

Deitch negotiated a deal on the telephone, under which a client of his got the picture for an "advantageous" price.

The commission had accused Merck of giving Medco an advantageous price to promote its drugs over competitors'.

This allows the company to hedge quickly against currency fluctuations or to rush to buy commodities in India or Indiana at an advantageous price.

We realise our identities with the stuff we buy, having arrived at an advantageous price through the rigorous pursuit of our own consumer interests.

Frederick Bedford, a close friend of the Rockefeller family and a top executive in the Standard Oil conglomerate, bought the car for an "advantageous price".

This is an order to buy or sell a stated amount of a security at the most advantageous price obtainable after the order reaches the trading floor.

1) Adoption of the new proposals would decrease activism (and thus its benefits) in the first place, and thus would reduce the opportunity for shareholders to sell at advantageous prices due to the existence of an activist.

Driving through the countryside you could always find a willing accomplice to direct you to a tank in someone's back garden, where petrol would be sold at an advantageous price, or simply off-ration.

Capitalized as a joint stock company, Dialogue motivates its managers by allowing them to purchase stock at advantageous prices and so share in the profits of the company they are helping to create.