Sentence examples for bitter pricing from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

That three decades before, in the name of the doomed Spanish republic, it had stubbornly resisted General Franco and paid a heavy, bitter price for it.

But, in a generation of male writers deeply invested in maintaining male status, it is Yates whose work most lucidly lays bare the bitter price of that investment for both sexes.

In some ways, their acquiescence is recognition that this is the bitter price Italy must pay for the years of denial, disengagement and broken promises of market-opening reforms by the disastrous Mr. Berlusconi.