Sentence examples for adopt a pricing model from inspiring English sources

While I like Farecast, and will use it to see if I can get a flight for less than Southwest charges, what I'd really like to see is our airlines pull their collective head out of their collective ass and adopt a pricing model that makes sense.

Screenvision will also adopt a season pricing model, he added, dividing the months into four periods.

Seattle is the latest to adopt a dynamic pricing model for the face value of single-game tickets, which are set to go on on sale Monday, July 13 through Ticketmaster.

Instead, the EU-ETS should now follow California and adopt a price floor, and then a price ceiling.

We anticipate facing the challenges that typically come with adopting a freemium pricing model, such as determining an acceptable conversion rate and adjusting what features and tools are free or premium options.

But in order to keep up with growing demand and rising costs without compromising the quality that you have come to expect from the Medicine X experience, we are going to be adopting a new pricing model for next year's conference.

Microsoft's cloud-based communication and collaboration SaaS, the Business Productivity Online Suite, is adopting a new pricing model, adding more storage, and will be available in 15 additional countries and regions.

And Recurly is adopting a hybrid pricing model so that they will automatically choose the method that is the best deal for the client of these two options, co-founder Isaac Hall says.

"If all businesses adopted a justice pricing model, then there could be some sort of rubric that really targets more specifically and more carefully the disparity right to the number and dollar amount," he said.

5.1.2 Pricing Strategy eDocFile will adopt a utility based pricing model for the extranet services; that is, a court system will be charged storage on the system plus a hosting fee (10 cents a megabyte).

The U.S. is further from adopting a price on GHG emissions than it was in 2006.