Sentence examples for bitter price from inspiring English sources

Even one concussion is a bitter price to pay for competing at the top levels.

"But I was also learning the sometimes bitter price one has to pay for it".

"But I know I'll pay a bitter price for this happiness, this one sweet day of happiness".

The grocer faces heavy competition from discounters such as Aldi and Lidl while it is locked in a bitter price war with major rivals including Asda and Morrisons.

Dixons's problems partly stemmed from underinvestment during a tough period, as it fought to survive a bitter price war amid the emergence of sophisticated online competition.

In Braavos, Arya chose justice over duty and paid a bitter price, understanding too late that the Game of Many Faces is not really a game at all.

The resolution of this bitter pricing tussle will be felt on the balance sheets of United States newspaper companies for months.

Tymoshenko claims that as a prime minister she did not need any special permission to order the signing of the deal which helped end a bitter pricing dispute between Moscow and Kiev.

The ruling comes as the new chief executive of Sainsbury's, Mike Coupe, prepares to outline his plan to turn around sales amid a bitter industry price war.

Asda's sales performance has sunk to its worst in more than 20 years in the face of a resurgence by its larger rival Tesco and a bitter supermarket price war.

Asda is continuing to bear the brunt of Britain's bitter supermarket price war, according to an industry survey that showed sales falling sharply at the Walmart-owned grocer.