Sentence examples for calling prices from inspiring English sources

Lower calling prices and a declining stock price led the 116-year-old telephone provider to propose a breakup.

Sprint's third-quarter revenue declined 1.2percentto to $6.71 billion, as calling prices fell and customers defected to wireless competitors and to recent entrants in the long-distance market.

"I don't see any reason in the short run for there to be any concern," said Marc-David L. Seidel, an assistant professor of management at the University of Texas and co-founder of abtolls.com, a Web site that tracks long-distance calling prices for consumers.

But it will also accelerate downward pressure on long-distance and international calling prices, Mr. Wallin said.

Kulanu's leader, Moshe Kahlon, a former Likud minister, made his name by reducing mobile calling prices by 90 per cent.

They said the fees added 3.5 cents a minute, on average, to consumer calling prices in the European Union.

(AAMC also issued this statement calling Price a "strong choice" for HHS secretary).

Meanwhile, Europe's big five mobile operators are starting to feel the pinch of regulator imposed cuts to call prices.

These percentages are called "price relatives".

It's called price gouging.

The kind of collusion alleged by the Justice Department is called price-fixing.