Sentence examples for accounts pricing from inspiring English sources

The stores themselves refer to product lost before sale as "shrinkage," and a calculation of shrinkage is necessary for preparing accounts, pricing goods, and making public statements.

By all accounts prices have been dropping in Germany as a result of the arrival of new, poor migrants, says Rebecca Pates of the University of Leipzig.

Wayport charges a minimum rate of $5 for 24 hours of use in airports and $8 for 24 hours of use in hotels, with both rates relying on $50 prepaid debit accounts; prices are somewhat higher without the prepaid account.

(The checking account pricing survey is at www.bankrate.com).com

"I began to compare and contrast things," taking into account price, size and neighborhood, he said.

And, taking inflation into account, prices have fallen by nearly half.

The screens also take into account price-to-sales ratios, to help him find valuation anomalies, he said.

In this account, price is a signal that helps you decide the combination of work, spending and saving that suits you best.

The Case-Shiller index only takes into account price changes for homes with two or more sales in their histories; not, in other words, new construction.

The Prudential survey took into account prices on display during store visits as well as those shown in store circulars and online.

Taking into account price reductions offered to Americans enrolled in managed care or otherwise insured, foreign drugs probably sell for 15 to 30percentt less.