Sentence examples for case price from inspiring English sources

But in this case, price and moral value move together.

Is Pingus worth the £2,500 a case price tag it commands today?

On our new numbers Lonmin will likely breach covenants until 2014 under our base case price forecasts.

In that case, price is not being determined by the interplay of supply and demand; price is, in a sense, determining itself.

He called Price the "Rosetta stone" in the case: "Price implanted his own belief system into his captive/patient," he wrote in a report.

The second provision, which requires the price schedules on sales to both wholesalers and retailers to include 'the net bottle and case price paid by the seller,' tends to promote publicity of the seller's profit margins.

Still, keeping its more competitive assets looks like a sensible plan in case prices rise.

In any case, prices are lower in Europe, where these drugs were actually headed.

The lights are also available without the clip case, priced from $60 for the smallest to $95 for the larger.

Their estimate was that prices would drop another 5 percent unless a "vicious circle" of falling prices and rising foreclosures developed, in which case prices would be worse.

Disease conditions in other types of animals may be considered for Contract Case Pricing if the disease or condition has implications for livestock and/or public health.