Sentence examples for a price structure from inspiring English sources
However, the correspondents appear to have assumed that the government announcement has locked in a price structure that is generous to publishers.
Partly in an effort to assure New Yorkers that they were getting something truly special, Mr. Ducasse announced a price structure, a reservation policy and a severely limited weekly schedule that seemed a little more than highhanded.
But neither company has been smart enough to offer a price structure for groups of small consumers acting together.LLOYD EVANSDunedin, New ZealandSIR Energy provision is too serious a matter to entrust solely to economists.
It is also part of an evolution toward a price structure in which long-distance rates will ultimately be like wireless and Internet service rates -- either a flat monthly fee or a fee that entitles the customer to a bundle of minutes.
"In order to promote competition," the bill says, the secretary of health and human services "may not interfere with the negotiations between drug manufacturers and pharmacies and prescription drug plan sponsors, and may not require a particular formulary or institute a price structure for the reimbursement" of drugs.
The rental car industry was completely geared toward travelers, with pickups at airports and a price structure suited to expense accounts or vacationers willing to splurge.
At theu.com, a boxed set of 50 college tours costs $40, a pricing structure that will change soon.
Condé Nast is devising a pricing structure for print-digital packages, but the prices are expected to exceed current subscription prices.
"Makers who have what it takes to succeed – good product, a good marketing plan, a pricing structure that compensates everyone in their supply chain fairly – don't really need Etsy for long," dissatisfied seller Grace Dobush told Wired in February.
"It's a pricing structure that does not relate to value".
Some companies such as Yodel would contrast to this with a pricing structure that would fluctuate inexplicably, Fig. 2.
