Sentence examples for badly priced from inspiring English sources
The trouble, it concluded, was a few bad apples – or, at least, a few badly priced ones.
Food consists of patés, hams and cheeses, local speciality dishes, simple pastas and good salads (their textbook Greek salad is a long-running favourite), all tasty, unpretentious and not badly priced for this area.
To the extent that the true value of mortgage-backed securities or credit default swaps were badly priced because bankers have the hearts of demons and the purpose of dysentery, new regulations might avoid the next crisis but not the one after.
"This was a badly priced issue," said Ashok Kumar, founder of IPO portal theipoguru.com.
By introducing futures contracts - and potentially ETFs as a result - you try to make Bitcoin more like any other asset and price discovery becomes a lot less opaque, i.e. people will see just how badly priced it is.
The policies were so badly priced that some insurers ended up with as much as $11 in expected future claims and costs for every dollar they got in premium revenue; the ideal ratio is more like $1.25 for every premium dollar.
When things are going badly, prices fall and the liquidity vanishes.
LOSSware has been priced badly and can't make a profit.
Saying that imports have badly undercut prices and destroyed profitability, Mr. Bradley argued that high tariffs were needed to lift prices and nurse domestic steel makers back to health.
Much the biggest risk facing commercial banks is the oldest and most humdrum risk of all not that of guessing badly the price of some security, but that of lending to somebody who won't pay up.
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