Sentence examples for calls price from inspiring English sources
"There are hard calls," Price told me.
It has two 16-day tours it calls price savers.
This result, which the paper calls "price fundamentalism," applies principally to the market-oriented part of research and innovation.
Calls price gouging "unTexan" and says businesses can and will be put out of operation for engaging in it.
He calls price hikes at WestRock "highly likely" and believes when they do occur it will dramatically lower the apparent eye-watering multiple it's paying for KapStone.
California Gov. Gray Davis Gray Davis has also pleaded with the FERC to impose price caps on the market to stem what he calls price gouging by independent power merchants who sell to the California utilities and now sell to the state.
These percentages are called "price relatives".
It's called price gouging.
THE policy proclaimed by young Jewish settler-militants on the West Bank is called "Price Tag".
Post-call price drift, like post-earnings announcement drift, suggests less-than-full-use of information embedded in managerial tone.
Take Economics 101 and you'll encounter a concept called price discrimination.
