Sentence examples for Substantially discounted from inspiring English sources

That means there are plenty of weekly rentals for the holiday at substantially discounted prices.

McAlpine said those involved "sought to conceal the financial implications of their actions through the pre-selling of slate at substantially discounted prices.

OTTAWA — The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce said on Monday that it would issue 2.75 billion Canadian dollars in stock at substantially discounted prices as part of an effort to ease investor anxiety about its subprime mortgage exposure.

On Grand Street, on Sunday, miles of home furnishings fabrics can be seen in Harry Zarin's warehouse, and beautiful name-brand linens and imports are substantially discounted at Harris Levy.

Live events keen to fill up unsold seats often court student patrons with substantially discounted rates, such as London's BFI on the South Bank, where under-25s can access £3 tickets if they rock up 45 mins before the movie starts.

The Pleasance have offered the slot at a substantially discounted price, and others have gone further: after the fringe, a significant number of venues, including Plymouth Theatre Royal, the Barbican, the Royal Court, Soho theatre and the Unicorn are donating the space for performances of The Duke for free, and once again audiences will make a direct donation to charity.

By substantially discounting costs for all but the very wealthiest students, Harvard shook up the landscape of college pricing.

We obtain a discount factor of (beta =0.973)—which implies substantially less discounting than the discount factor calibrated to 1970 1974 data, (beta =0.952)—and a consumption share of (gamma =0.269)—which implies a shift in utility to favoring more leisure compared to the consumption share calibrated to 1970 1974 data, (gamma =0.280).

A form of dynamic pricing has been practiced by most theaters for years: when tickets are not selling they are discounted, often substantially, and sometimes given away for free.

Since volume requirements will drive production, and our suppliers have substantial discounts associated with larger volumes, it is possible that we will lower the price of the Digital Geographer if the sales volume increases substantially.

Mr. Greenstone favors substantially lower discount rates, based on evidence that financial markets also place high value on investments that protect against risk.