Sentence examples similar to a concern of pricing from inspiring English sources

"It's likely that a lot of fans will wait and see what happens in the first leg [in Paris] before purchasing a ticket for the return – then there's a concern of higher prices in the event of us reaching a semi-final.

He told BBC Sport: "Ticket prices have been a concern of ours for a long time.

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Climate change, the accepted scientific fact of the likely devastation of the planet in the coming century, is less of a concern than house prices.

That illegal trade, to which the Security Council at first turned a blind eye, became more of a concern as oil prices rose and the Iraqis were accumulating money that could have gone into illegal arms.

For the 40% of Nigerians connected to the power grid, there are constant concerns of price hikes and frequent blackouts.

The cost of health care is also a concern because it affects the pricing of her company's long-term contracts.

Notably, such groups have been silent or slow to complain about high or escalating prices, a prime concern of patients.

He championed for lower land prices, a primary concern of settlers in the Territory at the time.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter concerning economic aspects of pricing and distribution of milk, especially in New York and New Jersey.

Finally, it is conceded that General Motors is intensely concerned that each of its dealers has an adequate 'profit opportunity' (see Finding 17), a concern which necessarily involves consideration of the price realized by dealers.