Sentence examples for better prices for from inspiring English sources

More liquid markets generally result in narrower bid-ask spreads, which means better prices for traders.

And the competition and regulatory pressures Vodafone is suffering in Europe means better prices for consumers.

"It does create better prices" for consumers, Ms. Bing said, but it also puts "more pressure on restaurants".

Hence the new rules, which are officially supposed to help Russian farmers get better prices for their produce.

Such restraints, Microsoft contends, undermine competition — and thus pose a threat to consumer choice and better prices for online advertisers.

They also helped them organise into a co-operative to get better prices for the materials they collected.

Car companies are also commanding better prices for their small cars because of added features like entertainment systems and heated seats.

Whether this means farmers can look forward to better prices for the liquid milk they supply to make cheese - a bone of major contention - remains unclear.

Its economy is still expected to contract over the full year, partly because the second-quarter results were buoyed by seasonal factors like better prices for petroleum.

A company like Target, with 1,740 stores in 49 states, can "negotiate better prices for the fabrics that we use," said Joshua Thomas, a Target spokesman.

These guys seem to have tested it and found it exactly as expected and possibly a better price-for-performance ratio than the GT.