Sentence examples for be on price from inspiring English sources

But one will certainly be on price; music in the new format will cost at least a little less than it did in the old.

The more supply on the market, the lower -- the less pressure there'll be on price.

The competition between the different bunker providers will not only be on price but also on the level of trustworthiness.

Rule of thumb: The higher you go in the org chart, the greater the opportunity will be; the lower you shoot, the more emphasis there will be on price.

"We've got some good early traction and I think the price point that we've come in at is attractive, and the value proposition is there," says Poll, noting that the product will be on price comparison sites "by the end of this month — at the very latest," as well as being offered through property website Zoopla, which is a distribution partner (and investor) in Neos.

To figure out how many pavers you will need multiply the square footage of your patio by the stones per square foot of the paver you are considering (a number that should be on price labels or listed on product specs), this will give you the number of stones needed.

Knowing how much wiggle room there is on price is crucial.

But if the GS 450h falls short in any area, it is on price.

I don't think the competition is on price any more.

"The only way these folks can differentiate is on price, so they're just beating themselves up on margins".

The only way it can compete is on price.