Sentence examples for bridging price from inspiring English sources

I would introduce a bridging price bracket for often cash strapped young people to ease the transition between child and full adult prices.

These projects are highly susceptible to market changes, so company commitments to longer-term agreements for purchasing products like fuel — particularly ones that include price-floors in exchange for decreased upfront cost — can help bridge price gaps and mitigate project risk for lenders.

In suburbs like Montclair, N.J., 20 miles west of the George Washington Bridge, prices are going up, too.

The majority of sales come in the so-called bridge prices: Diamond Label suits priced from $650 to $795, shirts from $70 to $85 plus sports clothes and a nascent home furnishings line.

And for a limited time, Sonos is also giving away its wireless Bridge — priced at $49 — to get new customers on board.

Still, it's not enough to bridge the price gap.

"I drive over the Verrazano Bridge, I go over the Bayonne Bridge and I come here, and those two bridges cost me $17, plus the price of gas.

The Bay Bridge congestion pricing scheme charges a toll from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.

[New York Post] City motorists have increasingly opted for Manhattan's free bridges as prices on tolled bridges and tunnels have climbed.

It had two carriageways and two railway lines, with a raised middle platform for pedestrians, who could cross the bridge for the price of one cent.

Mourinho's information was that Rooney wanted to join them but by that stage, as the Guardian revealed on 13 August, it had already been established within United's boardroom the player would not be allowed to move to Stamford Bridge at any price.