Sentence examples similar to a fair tag from inspiring English sources
Investors today get their annual shot at interrogating Yahoo, and to their long list of questions, I add this one: Can Alibaba and Yahoo ever strike a deal that puts a fair price tag on what may be Yahoo's most valuable asset, its 40% stake in the Chinese e-commerce giant?
Equally unsurprising, the price tag was a fair gauge of the quality of the monitor itself.
Planned to adorn a corner of the cover is the tag line, "A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right"–and that's the bone of contention.
And that they won't be discouraged by the price tag, itself likely to feature a fair number of noughts.
It stands on 1,500 square metres of land including orange, lemon and olive trees but needs a fair bit of work, hence the £55,000 price tag.
Pre-fair tag-in and/or weigh-in events were rather common with 23 out of 40 (57.5%) of the enrolled fairs holding one of these events.
Instead she held a fair election in 1977 in which she was routed.The rag-tag coalition of parties that ousted her soon fell apart.
This is far more than the $15 billion price tag some analysts have put on the business, but a fair price in a sale likely to attract competing bids.
Negotiate a fair contract".
