Sentence examples for based on retail from inspiring English sources
The post-reform retail market will be perfectly liberalized, and retailers will be able to price freely based on retail electricity load.
Health plans suffer because those payments are based on retail or gross charges -- the sticker prices for hospital services, which the plans say are often inflated.
The new contract, which covers 27 Tenet hospitals in California, adopts a fixed-payment setup instead of fees based on retail prices.
The economy is based on retail trade and agriculture, particularly livestock (hogs and cattle), fruits (peaches and apples), and vegetables (peppers and asparagus).
The "Enfa" brands, which include Enfamil, accounted for 79 percent of Mead Johnson's $3.14 billion in 2010 revenue and were the world's leading brand franchise in pediatric nutrition based on retail sales, the company said in a filing in February.
Based on retail prices in the United States, and not including the American federal income tax rebate, 4,000 Chevy Volt sedans would cost Georgia about $164 million, while the same number of Nissan Leafs or Toyota Priuses would cost $128 million and $88 million, respectively.
Its retail value can be estimated conservatively at more than $10 million, based on the retail value of yellow tangs (Zebrasoma flavescens), each of which sells for at least $25; in 2006, 366,317 yellow tangs were reportedly collected in Hawaii.
To extract a localized pricing from Step 8, use retail price index databases to allocate a geographic multiplier for your area which is based on average retail prices, population density and average costs for dental services in your area.
The county's economy is based on services, retail trade, and finance.
His business is based on buying retail and residential property in partnership with investors.
