Sentence examples for bringing price from inspiring English sources

Starting in the nineteen-eighties, "efficiency" began its semantic migration; now it's a financial term, for bringing price into line with value.

And the orange and red Boeing 737's of Southwest Airlines have spread to almost every part of the country, bringing price competition to many routes that full-fare carriers once dominated.

Karl Rove, the president's chief political adviser, told reporters afterward that Mr. Bush was committed to stopping any illegal price-gouging by energy suppliers and bringing "price relief" by means other than price caps.

So, the long-awaited Energy Bill has finally arrived, bringing price increases for consumers, confidence to investors and good news for the UK's biggest polluters.

TrueCar's public offering on Friday showed that investors are willing to back a service bringing price clarity to new car buyers — and the founders of The Fuelist are hoping that same appetite for price clarity will drive demand for their vintage car and motorcycle pricing service.

Internet startup GoodRX is bringing price transparency to prescription drugs.

Mr. Zenker agreed the contracts have had some limited effect in bringing prices down recently.

An industry rule of thumb observes that every 18 months, solar panel production doubles, bringing prices down 20 percent.

But with more diesel purchasers, the laws of the marketplace would kick in, bringing prices into greater alignment.

As the technology improves, bringing prices down, all those traditional clunky and chunky old television sets will just fade away.

Often the worst handling and worst handlers bring out the worst in an animal, bringing prices down.