Sentence examples similar to Cheapen prices from inspiring English sources

This month's discount war isn't the first time the two ride-hailing companies have cheapened prices to entice riders despite criticism from investors, who'd rather the companies focus on profitability.

This repo rate was used to calculate the scale of the fees paid to the Bank of England for its special liquidity scheme (SLS), which was created in April 2008 to cheapen the prices at which money could be obtained by banks as the credit crisis unfolded.

In other news, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out a challenge by the pharmaceutical industry today, whereby a Maine law would cheapen prescription prices for poor and uninsured residents.

First, we know that legalisation would significantly cheapen the price of cocaine, cannabis, and heroin, making them more accessible and therefore increasing addiction.

It would be shameful to cheapen that price by not continuing on the path of duty, honor and country we swore to uphold while in uniform.

Hydroelectric power stations are suffering from a lack of water; air-conditioners (cheapened by price wars) are straining overburdened grids.

If anything, the blockade has cheapened the price in wages Hamas has to pay for its recruits.

For years, such obstacles to buying junk credits cheapened the price of below- investment-grade bonds.

Truth: Leading with low prices cheapens your brand.

Commodities are priced in dollars, so when we cheapen the greenback the prices of those things zoom up.

The transaction is an efficient way to cheapen the cost of getting long the stock to around $41.20 a share and provides an effective exit strategy for the investor if the price of the underlying fund rallies sufficiently ahead of expiration day.