Sentence examples for at standard prices from inspiring English sources

Look for people who buy because of personal referrals, or at standard prices rather than waiting for promotions.

As long as traditional finance firms offer only undifferentiated products at standard prices, an inventive niche firm such as Orix can do well.Meanwhile, Mr Miyauchi has been revamping Orix's management, introducing share options for executives and promoting staff on merit, rather than length of service.

Now some of the scorned are striking back: The producers of Bette Midler's hit play "I'll Eat You Last" and Alan Cumming's mostly-one-man version of "Macbeth" are pulling back free tickets for many of the 868 Tony voters, and instead offering to sell them at standard prices of about $135 each.

The railcard, which gives a year's unlimited usage, saves travellers an average of £142.80 a year, more than four times its cost at standard price and up to six times as much at the discount price.

You've got a thousand different retailers all buying at standard price, so by forming a buying group, you could compete for better pricing.

Travellers should allow at least three weeks to obtain a new passport at the standard prices, although any remaining time on their existing document will be added to the new one.

Contractors would often manage to purchase tickets at less than the standard prices for subsequent resale at excessive markups, and a type of side bet called insurance a small wager that a ticket would or would not be drawn in the regular lottery was popularized.

How much will the movies for rent cost? A. Movies are set at industry standard pricing (i.e. most new releases start at $3.99 and library start at $2.99).

The standard prices at the Panache salon in Forest Hills, Queens, showed that women do not always come out on the short end, revealing an unexpected discrepancy to which the new law would also apply.

below the announced standard prices at which it sells cans of the same kind to the complainant; it charges complainant a fixed rental for the sealing machines, but furnishes them to the packing company free of charge; and it discriminates in other respects.

Mr. Wahid did not say how much the plant between Karbala and Najaf would cost, but at standard international prices a plant of the scale he described would be worth roughly $200 million to $300 million.